At least 4 students are not found after the Indian machine crashes
While the number of deaths of the Indian aircraft disaster has already exceeded 300, the fate of four students remains unknown. The missing students were at the school where Air India’s flight to London crashed on Thursday morning. The Indian Medical Association (IMA) also reported that 50-60 students were hospitalized, two of whom are in the intensive care unit.
Our paper also reportedthat, according to press reports, all of the passengers crashed in India lost their lives, At the scene of the disaster However, they are still searching for survivors among the ruins of the residential building. The plane fell into one of the most densely populated parts of the capital of Gudzarrat, the capital of Ahmadabad, in India. So far, more than 300 dead have been found among the ruins, and it is not excluded that there may be more victims under the ruins of the houses that have fallen by the crashed machine.
GS Malik, Chief of Police of Ahmadabád According to the airplane, a residential area where there were offices, and local police said a medical and university college was completely burnt out, where if someone couldn’t escape, there was no chance of survived the tragedy.
So far more than 300 dead have been found in the ruins, at least 4 students are still looking for / photo: Northfoto
They are looking for several students
Campbell WilsonCEO of Air India a Cnn According to a video message shared on his social networking site, he said he had been transported to local hospitals in Anadabad at the scene of the accident. According to the Indian Medical Association (IMA), 50-60 students were taken to local hospitals, two of whom are in the intensive care unit. The announcement also stated that Four or five students have disappeared, they are still looking for.
As is known, Ai171 from Air India Airbad to London-Gatwick Air Ai171 on Thursday morning shortly after the take-off Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedaba, in the city of Nagar, a dormitory. The Boeing 787 machine on board Faiz Ahmed KidwaiAccording to the head of the India Civic Air Transport Directorate, 232 passengers and 12 staff, ie 244, were abstained.
