Nepal: Man-eater Tiger moved into Central Zoo from National Park
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Nepal: Man-eater Tiger moved into Central Zoo from National Park
A man-eating tiger that has attacked many people has been transferred from Bardiya National Park to the Central Zoo in Jawalakhel of Lalitpur District in Nepal.
The Nepal authorities took the tiger via road to Lalitpur from Bardiyawhich lies at distance of about 400 kilometers from capital Kathmandu.
Earlier this week, the tiger attacked and killed a 34 year old mahout working for the Rhinoceros census at the Bardiya National Park.
As per the official data, about 10 people already have fell prey to Panthera Tigris in recent years.
Government officials said the increased tiger population in Nepal was one of the reasons behind the rise in tiger attacks on humans.
Official data showed there were 87 tigers in 2018 in Bardiya National Park, compared to 50 in 2013.
In the history of Nepal's aviation, tragedy has etched a profound mark, resonating far beyond its borders. Over the span of fifty years, five catastrophic plane crashes have punctuated the nation's skies, each leaving an indelible scar on its collective consciousness. The deadliest among them unfolded on a fateful day in 1992 when Pakistan International Airlines Flight 268 tragically crashed while approaching Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport. All 167 souls on board were lost in an instant, marking it as the country's worst aviation disaster to date.
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A plane carrying 19 people crashed during takeoff from Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport. The accident resulted in multiple fatalities, with only the pilot surviving the crash. The pilot is currently receiving medical treatment, according to police spokesman Dan Bahadur Karki, as reported by news agency AFP. All the 18 passengers except for the pilot are declared dead.
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A plane carrying 19 people crashed during takeoff from Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport. The accident resulted in multiple fatalities, with only the pilot surviving the crash. The pilot is currently receiving medical treatment, according to police spokesman Dan Bahadur Karki, as reported by news agency AFP. Local media reported that 18 people were killed in the crash.
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A Saurya Airlines plane crashed during takeoff at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal, on Wednesday around 11 AM. The Pokhara-bound flight carried 19 people, including crew. Rescue operations are underway, with police and firefighters on site. Nepal has been known for such tragic airplane crashes owing to different reasons. However, the cause and casualties of this mishap are unknown.
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In a tragic incident on Wednesday, a small plane belonging to Saurya Airlines crashed after skidding off the runway at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, resulting in the deaths of 18 out of 19 passengers on board. The sole survivor of the crash was the plane's pilot, Captain Manish Ratna Shakya. The aircraft, a Bombardier CRJ200 with the call sign 9N-AME/CRJ 200, was carrying two crew members and 17 technicians on a maintenance trip to Pokhara city. The crash occurred at 11:11 am local time as the plane attempted to take off from the southern end of the runway. Eyewitnesses reported seeing the plane flip and strike the ground with its wing tip before catching fire.
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