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As you heard earlier, it is known that two Koreans were on board the plane that crashed.
Reporter Kim Jung-woo reports.
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This is the list of passengers on the Yeti flight that crashed near Pokhara International Airport in Nepal.
Among the 72 people, there are two Koreans, all of them Mr. Yoo.
The two are known for their rich relationship.
Local media reported that it was Yoo, a Korean man in his 40s who arrived in Nepal on the morning of the 15th, and his teenage son.
Yoo, in his 40s, is known to be a professional soldier.
Pokhara Airport is the main destination for tourists who want to climb the Himalayan Annapurna.
[Eom Jin-yong/President of the Nepalese Korean Association: Most of the people who travel mainly contact the Nepal travel agency in Korea and make a reservation online.]
Since trekking accidents are common, the local authorities and the Korean association are preparing for an emergency. A task force has been formed and operated.
Pokhara, where the accident occurred, is a place with frequent plane crashes due to changeable weather.
Eight months ago, in May of last year, a passenger plane traveling between here and Jomsom crashed, killing all 22 people on board.
The Nepalese authorities, who suspended the search last night, plan to resume the search as soon as the sun rises.
(Video coverage: Seol Min-hwan, video editing: Kim Jong-mi)