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142 Nepali passengers who arrived Kathmandu on Wednesday in a plane of the United Airlines from Malaysia have lost their luggage at the Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA).
RSS quoted passenger Raj Kumar Sapkota of Kusha Devi VDC, Kavre, as saying that none of the passengers received their luggage after they landed at the TIA.
The passengers have also complained that the airport officials behaved rudely while requesting to make efforts for finding the luggage.
Similarly, 70 Nepali workers who arrived Kathmandu on September 21 from Malaysia by the same plane are yet to get their baggage. nepalnews.com
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