New Delhi:

A cellphone recovered from the wreckage of the Yeti Airlines flight that crashed in Nepal, has apparently captured the ultimate, very disturbing moments of the flight. The twin-engine ATR 72 plane from Kathmandu — which carried 72 individuals — crashed shortly earlier than touchdown in Pokhra, a significant vacationer vacation spot within the Himalayan nation. At least 68 of the passengers are lifeless. Rescue work is predicted to renew within the morning.

The video, which is making the rounds of social media, opens with photographs of passengers sitting contained in the aircraft and the town beneath seen from the window because the aircraft circles earlier than touchdown. Suddenly there may be an explosion and the display screen goes topsy-turvy. The closing few seconds present a horrifying fireplace outdoors the window and cries of distraught passengers will be heard.

NDTV couldn’t independently confirm the authenticity of the video.

Another video from the bottom had captured the flight’s progress because it began touchdown. The aircraft immediately tilted to the left, turned the wrong way up after which burst right into a ball of fireplace.

There had been 5 Indian passengers on board, all of whom had been from Ghazipur in Uttar Pradesh. One of them, Sonu Jaiswal, was apparently doing a Facebook Live shortly earlier than the flight crashed. He is among the many lifeless.

Abhishek Pratap Shah, a former MP of Nepal, who despatched the video footage, informed NDTV that he obtained the footage from a good friend and it was recovered at the moment from the wreckage.