Nepal begins probe

The concerned authorities of Nepal have started an investigation into the data-recorder collected by the US-Bengal crashed aircraft. General Manager of Nepal's Trivuban International Airport said this information.

Canada's Bombardier, the maker of the crashed plane, said it was sending a team to Nepal to investigate, Reuters reported.

General Manager of the airport, Rajkumar Chetri said, "The data recorder was recovered from the ruins. We have kept it safe. '

After the investigation of the data recorder, there will be clear information about this. Meanwhile, the US-Bengal aircrafts were in the 400 series of bombardiae.

The BS-21 flight of the US-Bangla Airlines flight crashed in Kathmandu at Tribhuvan International Airport on Monday at 2:20 pm. The 78-seat aircraft from Dhaka had a total of 71 crew with four crew. 50 people were killed in the incident.

This is the biggest air crash since 1992 in Nepal. In that year, 167 people were killed in a plane crash of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA). After the crash, airport authorities and airlines of Nepal are blaming each other.