A funeral service was held in Kathmandu for the victims of the Yeti Airline plane that crashed in Pokhara on January 15.

Footage from January 20 shows the family of the plane's pilot and his colleagues gather at Pashupatinath Temple.

The bodies of 22 people among the deceased were handed over to their families and relatives on January 19.

Funerals are being held for the victims of the Nepal plane crash in Kathmandu today. The family of the Pilot and his colleagues gathered at Pasupathinath temple cremation ground today for the funeral of the pilot and his colleagues killed in the flight crash on Sunday in Pokhara.

Bodies of 22 persons among those deceased in the crash of the 9-N-ANC-ATR-72-500 plane belonging to the Yeti Airlines in Pokhara were handed over to the families and relatives in Kathmandu yesterday. Earlier, Among the 49 bodies brought to Kathmandu, 22 of them are being handed over to their families after the post-mortem yesterday and 12 more bodies were examined and handed over to their respective families and the diplomatic mission in the capital today. Among those handed over today, 10 bodies were of Nepalis and two of Korean citizens.

Meanwhile, Nepal Prime Minister Pushp Kamal Dahal on Thursday promised the families of the Yeti airlines plane crash victims to “expedite” the process so that they can have the bodies of the deceased soon. The Prime Minister met the kin of those killed in the tragic crash as he was not able to go to the site at the time of the accident and assured them of accelerating the procedure.