Nepal Plane Crash Kills At Least 68, Passenger Video of Final Moments

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A plane crash in Nepal has killed dozens … but the most harrowing aspect, perhaps, is the fact the final moments from inside were captured by a truly unsuspecting passenger.

The tragedy occurred Sunday during a 27-minute Yeti Airlines flight from Kathmandu to the town of Pokhara — carrying 72 onboard, including crew members. The plane was in touch with the airport it was headed to, but reportedly lost contact shortly before it went down.

BREAKING: Yeti Airlines plane carrying more than 70 people crashes in Pokhara, Nepal pic.twitter.com/iUMQ4N16sE

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When the plane smacked into the ground, it immediately erupted into flames … and townspeople rushed out to the crash site. First responders descended onto the scene and attempted to transport as many victims as they could to the hospital. Thus far 68 people are reported as dead, and an additional 4 are still missing … with search efforts underway.

At this point, it’s unclear what caused the aircraft to nosedive — the matter is under investigation. However, footage taken from the ground seems to show the the last few seconds the plane was in the air before it collided into a gorge … and it’s terrifying.

Video shows plane with 72 people on board crashing in Nepal. No sign of survivors pic.twitter.com/5CQHu500MQ

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Even more disturbing footage was taken from the cabin itself. An unidentified man who was in the plane right before it torpedoed was actually going live on Facebook, and as you can see in his clip — which has since gone viral — he has no clue they’re about to crash.

Before long, he’s filming some other passengers in front start to tilt to their right … and suddenly, the plane hits the ground — with flames taking up the entire view of the camera.

It sounds like the man recording might’ve survived the incident, but it’s unclear what his status is now. YA has canceled all flights for Monday to mourn the deceased.

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