Pathologists have identified all 14 foreign tourists aboard a Twin Otter plane that crashed, killing 18 people, in Nepal this month, DPA quoted German federal police as saying Thursday. Four Nepalese people were killed in the crash on October 8 at Lukla in the Himalayas. Medical records from the tourists' homelands were used to identify the foreigners' remains. Germany's BKA federal police sent a pathologist, a dentist and a police physician to Nepal to confirm the identities of 12 Germans and two Australians killed.