Relatives of the 19 tourists killed in a plane crash in Nepal wait outside a Kathmandu hospital to collect the bodies of their loved ones.<br/> The bodies of the victims were kept at Kathmandu Teaching Hospital after the accident on Sunday until post-mortem examinations were complete.<br/> Nepali officials said the plane carrying foreign tourists to view Mount Everest crashed near Nepal's capital, killing everyone on board.<br/> The Beechcraft plane was owned by Buddha Air, a private airline operated in Nepal.<br/> An official at the Kathmandu airport said among the passengers were 10 Indians, two Americans, one Japanese, three Nepalese in addition to three Nepali crew members.<br/> The last plane crash in Nepal was in December of last year, when a Twin Otter aircraft crashed into the Himalayan foothills, killing all 22 people on board.<br/> Travis Brecher, Reuters
