The Bangladesh passenger plane crashed in Nepal, and international students should pay attention to travel safety.

Recently, an air crash occurred at Kathmandu airport in Nepal. At present, 50 people have been killed, and the casualties of some survivors are temporarily unknown. Let's talk about the nationalities of the 50 victims of the Bangladesh airliner crash in Nepal.

The BBC quoted the Kathmandu Post as saying that the plane belonging to Bangladesh Airlines crashed on the east side of the runway in tribhuvan international airport. An airport spokesman said that there may be casualties.

According to Kathmandu Post, the fuselage of the plane was painted with the plane code of S2-AGU. The plane took off from Dhaka and landed at 2: 20 pm local time. After landing, it caught fire and crashed into the football field near tribhuvan international airport. The airport suspected that there was a technical problem with the plane.

According to reports, the plane is Bombardier Dash 8-Q400. According to the data, Dash8- Q400, which belongs to "American-Bangladesh Airlines" in Bangladesh, is a twin-engine turboprop regional aircraft produced by Bombardier Company in Canada. It is 32.8 meters long, 8.3 meters high and 28.4 meters wingspan. Using two Pratt & Whitney PW 150A turboprop engines, the standard passenger capacity is 78, the cruising speed is 667 km/h, and the maximum cruising altitude is 8200 meters.

According to the news from the Embassy of China, at about 2: 20 pm local time in Bohr on March 12 (4: 35 pm Beijing time), the US-Bangladesh Airlines flight BS 2 1 1 landed in tribhuvan international airport, causing casualties.

After receiving the relevant report, the Embassy of China in Nepal started the emergency mechanism and sent people to the scene of the accident at the first time to check whether there were any casualties of China citizens. At the same time, the Embassy of China in Nepal urgently contacted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation of Nepal, asking the other party to confirm as soon as possible whether there were any citizens of China in the crashed flight, and to facilitate the relevant work of the Embassy.

The relevant airlines and Nigerian government departments have not released any casualties so far. It was learned through various channels that the crashed flight * * * contained 7/kloc-0 passengers, including a citizen of China, and the specific casualties were unknown. The Embassy of China in Nepal has sent people to Kathmandu Medical College and other hospitals where the wounded were admitted to verify the situation one by one.

The Embassy of China in Nepal is further verifying the relevant situation and will inform the relevant progress in time.

Nepal's Himalayan Times reported on March 12 that at 2: 20 pm on March 12, a Bangladeshi passenger plane crashed while landing in tribhuvan international airport, Kathmandu, Nepal, killing 49 people and treating 22 people in the hospital.

Nepalese police confirmed that there were 67 passengers and 4 crew members on board, 49 of whom died and 22 were treated in the hospital. Among the 49 dead, one was from China.

Nepal's * * * newspaper reported that among the 67 passengers, 32 were Bangladeshis, 33 were Nepalese, 1 was from Maldives and 1 was from China.