Indian passenger in Nepal plane crash livestreams last seconds of his life


A video that has gone viral in India showed Sonu Jaiswal going on Facebook Live as the plane was trying to land at Pokhara’s airport. - SCREENGRAB FROM KADAK/YOUTUBE

NEW DELHI (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A passenger from India recorded in a livestream the last seconds before a plane he was on crashed in the city of Pokhara, in Nepal.

A video that has gone viral in India showed Sonu Jaiswal going on Facebook Live as the plane – a twin-engine propeller plane operated by Yeti Airlines – was trying to land at Pokhara’s airport on Sunday (Jan 15).

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