Uniindia: Kathmandu, May 30 (UNI) Nepal Army on Tuesday said that the last body has been recovered from crash site of Nepal s Twin Otter aircraft of Tara Air that had gone missing on Sunday with 22 people on board, including four Indians.
Uniindia: Kathmandu, May 30 (UNI) A preliminary investigation into the Tara Air aircraft crash has pointed to bad weather as the reason for the crash, even as 21 bodies were extricated from the wreckage strewn on the hillside. The Nepal government has ordered a probe into the crash that has claimed the lives of 22 persons, including four Indians.
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David Martin
Janet Hartford demonstrates how calm the wild horses at the Green River Visitors Center are by petting the side of a horse s face. Two wild horses through the Bureau of Land Management s adoption program were placed at the visitors center pen Tuesday.
Visitors to Green River have a chance to see a couple of the regions famed wild horses at the Green River Visitors Center.
Janet Hartford, a volunteer taking care of the two mares at the center, said the horses are part of the Bureau of Land Management s Wild Horse and Burro Adoption Program and can be adopted. This is the first time in several years horses are available for viewing at the visitors center.