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Saurya Airlines planeFact Check
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In the aftermath of a plane crash that claimed 18 lives in Nepal , old and unrelated photos from previous aviation disasters resurfaced in social media posts that falsely linked them to the recent tragedy.
The photos in fact show two separate plane crashes in the Himalayan republic in 2018 and 2023 .
A reverse image search on Google found the first photo in the archives of The Associated Press news agency.
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