Hey, the hearts of people flying in the sky are always hanging, and this incident once again makes everyone frightened. On July 24, 2024, the sky of Nepal is no longer just blue sky and white clouds, and a sudden plane crash has made the world's hearts tight, making people involuntarily think of the saying "plane accidents always occur in good weather".
That afternoon, what happened at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal's capital, was even more bizarre than a movie. A small plane belonging to "Sauyra Airlines" suddenly lost control in the high-profile entrance show, rushed to the green lawn next to the airport, and then, without saying a word, set fire to the "crematorium".
This time, we had to light the little candles in our hearts for the 19 passengers and the crew, hoping that the heavens would be warmer, at least there would be no fires.
Let's just say that this plane should have been coquettish on the runway safely, who would have thought that this "sun" would suddenly be "menopause", rushing out faster than a plug-in sports car, and then in the process of rubbing, he made himself half-paralyzed. Witnesses described that at that moment, the whole world was silent, except for the "BOOM" that exploded and the fire that struggled in the smoke.
Although the government of Nepal responded quickly, and the ears of the rescue were not yet inflamed, and they had rushed to the scene, everyone knew that the rescue of the plane accident was like finding a needle in the sea, and it was quite difficult.
Nepal may not have foreseen this, or their plans were not so meticulous at all. The flight attendants, doctors and nurses put the truth in front of their eyes, and the passengers were already "scorched" when the plane crashed, how to save it?
The fire, whether you are an adult or a child, burns all this in defiance. Rescuers rushed to the scene, the hot scene was simply a fire discotheque, they had to withstand the "karaoke" of the fire, and the stars left the scene one by one, it was simply a "life of escape from fire".
Officials with the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal said the crash may have been related to a technical malfunction of the plane with a "wet diaper bag" or a mistake by which the pilot shivered. Whether this pot can be thrown back, we have to wait and see. But if it's really that technically vulnerable, then we have to ask: how does airline maintenance get through?
As a mountainous and volatile Nepal, its aviation safety management needs to be recalled, after all, flying is not like a dance, and a few hand shakes can be forgiven.
Airlines will only make people anxious if they are like we did when we cut the queue to buy fritters. In addition, after the accident, public opinion soared, and the Nepal government and people mourned and comforted like chicken blood, and it is estimated that the bigwigs of those airlines have shrunk their pants in fright.
Let's just say that this little melon seed, do the work of conscience, in order to ensure the safety of passengers. We await the outcome of the investigation into this accident. At the same time, I would also like to remind those who fly here that safety is not a chocolate in your pocket, and you can't deal with it casually.
Finally, we observe a moment of silence for our compatriots who died in the accident and may their souls be at peace in heaven. Please all pray together that the future of Nepal Airlines will bring every passenger to their destination safely.
As for the families of the victims, we can only say that the insurance company's compensation can reduce the burden of their lives a little. After all, money cannot measure the value of life, but it can at least bring more security and security to their lives.
The accident is still unresolved, and the problem is still open. Nepal's infrastructure and aviation safety management are bound to be pushed to the forefront again. For us ordinary people, we can only say that we are willing to travel cautiously and return home safely. As for whether the lessons of this time can be deeply rooted in the bone marrow, it depends on the Nepal themselves.