At least 270 bodies that were recovered from the Indian flight in Ahmedabad Aviation news

Most of the bodies are detailed or distorted, and local authorities are working to identify them by matching DNA samples.

At least 270 bodies were recovered after they were linked in London India aircraft aircraft It has been crashed in the city of Ahmedabad, Western Indian, where the rescue team continues to search on the site of the worst flight disaster in India for three decades.

Boeing 787 Dreamliner, with 242 people on board and 125,000 liters of fuel, lost seconds after height after taking off on Thursday and crashed in a residential area, they were killed Everyone except one on board At least twenty others on the ground.

Daval Gillely, a doctor at the civil hospital in Ahmedabad, told Associated Press on Saturday that they had received 270 bodies so far.

Most of the bodies have been detailed or distorted, and the local authorities are working to identify them by matching the DNA samples as their relatives waited to perform their last rituals. The authorities said it usually takes 72 hours to complete the DNA matching.

Nearly 10 bodies – and not from the passengers – were found on the crash site that were returned to their families after identifying their identity.

Of the 242 travelers and crew on the Air India plane, 169 Indian citizens, 53 British, seven Portuguese, and one Canadian.

the The only survivorVishwash Kumar Ramesh, 40, under observation at the Civil Hospital for its effect. “He was working very well and will be ready to go out any time soon,” Gameti said.

The Minister of Civil Aviation in India, Ram, Mohan Naido Kinsenabu, said that the digital data recorder, or the black box, was recovered from a roof near the crash site by the AAIB Aircraft Investigation Office (AAIB), which leads the investigation of the accident. He said that the government will consider all possible theories of what could cause the accident.

AAIB said it works with “full power” to extract data, which is expected to reveal information about engine settings and control. Meanwhile, forensic teams are still looking for a second black box.

Jeff Josetti, Aviation Safety Adviser and a former crash of both the American National Transportation Council and Federal Aviation Administration, told AP that investigators should be able to answer some important questions about the reason for the collapse as soon as next week, as long as the flight data registrar is in good condition.

Giusetti said that the investigators are likely to search for whether the wing panels were properly seized, as the engine lost the energy, the warnings were exploding inside the cockpit, and if the plane crew recorded the information properly about the hot temperature abroad, the weight of fuel and passengers. He added that the errors in the data can lead to incorrectly adjusting the panels of the wing.

There are currently about 1,200 from the Dreamliner 787 aircraft worldwide, and this was the first killer in 16 years of operation, according to experts. Boeing in the United States, with which its aircraft were plagued by safety issues on other types of aircraft, said it was in contact with Air India and stood “ready to support” the accident.