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Grief and Anger as Relatives Seek Remains of Those Killed in Air India Crash
- Family members are seeking the remains of victims from Air India Flight AI171, which crashed in Ahmedabad, leaving all but one of the 242 passengers and crew dead, and additional fatalities feared on the ground.
- DNA profiling of victims' remains is underway at the Civil Hospital, which officials say could take up to 72 hours.
- Air India CEO and MD has pledged a transparent investigation into the crash.
- Families are providing DNA samples for identification of victims' remains, which could take up to 72 hours, according to officials.
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Air India crash: 120 coffins ready to carry victims' mortal remains
Vadodara: Volunteers from the local Christian community are racing against time, working tirelessly to build 120 wooden coffins to facilitate the dignified transport of remains of the Ahmedabad plane crash victims to their families. Led by father-son coffin makers Ardesh and Melvyn Rajwadi, the team has already completed 25 coffins by Saturday evening, demonstrating incredible dedication in the face of tragedy. Those involved in the work said vo…
News Menu, June 14: Air India crash fallout; Israel-Iran conflict boils over
Extensive investigations are underway as experts probe the cause of the Air India crash in Ahmedabad. Meanwhile, the Middle East teeters on the edge of a full-scale war, and fresh revelations have surfaced in the Meghalaya honeymoon murder case. All this and more in India Today's news menu.
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