The 8:45 a.m.Kathmandu-bound flight of the aircraft (NYT 672) took off later only after the rodent was killed by the crew members. Due to the delay in the flight, some passengers had cancelled their tickets.
However, airlines officials denied the sighting of the mouse in the aircraft. Ram Lamechhane, the Pokhara branch manager of the airlines, said, “No such incident had occured.”
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