Mountainous Nepal’s sad history of air crashes

A small plane carrying 19 passengers exploded in flames on takeoff in mountainous Nepal on Wednesday ( July 24 ) during the capital’s historic cyclone. Before Wednesday’s fall, almost 360 people had been killed in the country in 19 weather wrecks since 2000. Details of aircraft and aircraft crashes inContinue Reading

At least 18 dead in Nepal plane crash, officials say

A small plane crashed and caught fire while it was taking off from Nepal’s capital, Kathmandu, on Wednesday ( July 24 ), killing at least 18 people, according to officials. According to officials, the aircraft was taking two crew members and 17 professionals to Pokhara City to rebuild a differentContinue Reading

‘There’s no justice’: A decade after MH17 downing, victims’ families still seek closure

A majority of patients- 196- were French nationals. The others were members of several other regions including Malaysia, Australia, Indonesia, the United States, and the United Kingdom.

Ministers from Australia, Ukraine, and Belgium will also be present for the commemoration services. These nations were members of the joint research group.

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima did grace the occasions with their prayers and lend their support to the people, while the newly elected Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof will give a talk.

Numerous next-of-kin of the French sufferers have expressed concern that they will not receive justice in their life due to their older age.

THIS WILL NOT BE Overlooked, SAYS DUTCH Attorney

However, Digna van Boetzelaer, the mind of the mutual research team and former chief public prosecutor, urged all parties to remain positive and that justice would prevail on Monday.

” What I’m sure of is that this will not be forgotten. And it’s not merely me- it’s in the academy, it’s in our Genome, and there will always be someone who may continue to give it interest”, she told reporters.

” And we also stated that whenever there is someone in Russia who is willing to give us the final proof, we will be prepared to move forward.”

She added that they are investigating&nbsp, different individuals, like the team who transported the BUK weapon rocket, but information is not convincing and they are able to sue without putting peoples ‘ lives in danger.

Ms. van Boetzelaer cited the defendants ‘ alleged locations in Russia, which will not surrender them, who were recently found guilty and sentenced in absentia.

If they travel outside of Russia-controlled lands, an Interpol red see has been issued for their quick detention. Then they will be detained in Amsterdam for trial.

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