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Air India Crash: Rescue Teams Search Site Where at Least 265 Died
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Delhi - At least 274 people died in the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad, India, on Thursday. This was reported by the Indian news channel NDTV, citing sources. There were 242 people on board the plane, of whom only one passenger survived. However, there are also dead people on the ground, as the plane crashed in a built-up area. The crash is one of the deadliest air accidents in India.
On June 13, investigators found one of the two black boxes of the Boeing 787 Air India company that had crashed the day before on a residential district of Ahmedabad, causing at least 265 deaths. Read
In the aftermath of the terrible accident, which so far claimed the lives of 265 victims, British media relayed new images in slow motion, showing a...
19 civilians were killed, five students are missing.
A total of 265 bodies have been transferred to the civil hospital in the Indian city of Ahmedabad following the crash of an Air India flight bound for London, local police reported Thursday, a figure that includes victims from both the plane and the ground. "We have received 265 bodies at the hospital," Deputy Commissioner of Police Kanan Desai told reporters. This is the first concrete number of recovered bodies provided by an official source s…
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