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Helicopter collision exposes regulatory gaps in Nepal’s busy Khumbu region

Hamro Patro News •
November 03, 2026 • 02:39 PM
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Kathmandu, November 3 A mid-air collision between two helicopters in Solukhumbu on Tuesday has once again raised serious questions about aviation safety and regulatory oversight in Nepal’s Khumbu ...

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A mid-air collision between two helicopters in Solukhumbu on Tuesday has once again raised serious questions about aviation safety and regulatory oversight in Nepal’s Khumbu region, where a large share of the country’s private helicopter business is concentrated.

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