Chopper collapse in Uttarakhand: Remains of 5 homes can be found in Karnataka.

Bengaluru: According to authorities, five of the dead in the plane collision near Joshimath in Uttarakhand were transported to Karnataka for final burials.

Prathapa, a business from Hassan, Arun Salunke, a northern crime tree investigator, advocates Shankar Gowda and K Sudheer, and H S Nataraj, a chicken merchant, were among the five people identified.

Their body arrived at Kempegowda International Airport in this city later on Sunday, and after that, they were taken to their respective local locations, according to authorities.

Captain Himanshu, the helicopter’s aircraft, even passed away in the collision.

Inspector Salunke’s body was discovered in his native town of Aratal in the Belagavi district’s Athani district, where his final rites are scheduled to take place on Monday. With his wife and two children, he had two kids and lived in Bengaluru.

Prathapa’s brain arrived in Hassan, where he was originally from.

A senior police officer reported that Sudheer’s figure had also flown to Tyavanige village in Davanagere area, where his final rites are being held.

Gowda and Nataraj’s bodies were transported to Huliyurdurga, a city in the Tumakuru area.

The plane was returning from the Badrinath monument to Dehradun on Friday when it crashed on a hill near Chai town in Joshimath.