Search operations continue for a third day in Pokhara, Nepal, following the plane crash of Yeti Airlines flight 691. Rescuers are trying to find the bodies of two passengers still unaccounted for. Difficult terrain and inclement weather are hampering the mission efforts.

According to the Nepal Army, no one survived the crash.

At least 70 people lost their lives. The twin-engine ATR 72 aircraft of Yeti Airlines was flying from the capital Kathmandu to the tourist town of Pokhara when it crashed while attempting to land at a newly opened airport.

The team successfully recovered the black box of the flight which is in good condition.

Nepal Army on Monday confirmed that none of the passengers was rescued alive in the aircraft accident that occurred on Sunday. Till now, at least 70 out of 72 people onboard the plane have been confirmed dead. Search operation continues for the 3rd day to find the remaining two who were on board the country's deadliest plane crash in 30 years killing at least 70 people.

The twin-engine ATR 72 aircraft of Yeti Airlines was flying from the capital Kathmandu to the tourist town of Pokhara when it crashed while attempting to land at a newly opened airport. Difficult terrain and inclement weather were hampering rescue efforts near the tourist city of Pokhara,

Search teams found 68 bodies on the day of the crash, while two more bodies were recovered on Monday before the search was called off. The team also successfully recovered the black box of the flight in good condition.