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Twenty-four-year-old Ale, a prominent TikToker in Nepal, videotaped herself dancing to a Bollywood tune and posing on board the plane.
Updated : Feb 09, 2023, 01:02 PM IST
A TikTok video of a Yeti Airlines flight attendant who died in a terrible accident in Nepal on Sunday has gone viral on social media. Many believe that the video was recorded on the day of the crash by the air hostess, however upon further investigation, we discovered that the video was old and had not been made on the day of the terrible accident.
When the plane carrying 72 passengers crashed into a river canyon just seconds before landing at the brand-new airport in Pokhara on Sunday morning, Oshin Ale Magar was one of the four cabin crew members who lost their lives.
Ale, 24, is a well-known TikToker from Nepal who videotaped herself on a Bollywood tune and posing on the plane.
There are more than 28.5 thousand views on the now viral video on Twitter, and many Twitter users have posted condolences on the post.
One user commented, “So sad to see this post. My heartfelt respect. REST IN PEACE.” Another user commented, “May God keep her soul in peace. It's extremely unfortunate.” Another user said, “No one knowns what happen next in life.” There are numerous comments like this in the post.
With 68 lives lost out of a total of 72, the Yeti Airline accident in Nepal is one of the worst air disasters in the country's history. On Sunday morning, the flight en route to Kathmandu crashed with a fiery explosion.
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The Air hostess in #YetiAirlinesCrash
— Deep Ahlawat (@DeepAhlawt) January 15, 2023
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Just sharing TikTok video of Air Hostess Oshin Magar who lost her life in #NepalPlaneCrash today
जहां भी रहो ऐसे ही रहो!
Rest in Peace !!#Nepal #planecrash pic.twitter.com/Bh6DBDnhnt
While attempting to land at Pokhara International Airport, the twin-engine ATR 72 plane from Kathmandu crashed and burst into flames. There were 68 passengers and 4 crew members on the Pokhara-Kathmandu flight, and 68 have now been confirmed dead.