India fractures a death plane rises to 270

Doctors in India say 270 bodies were recovered from a plane crash on Thursday in Ahmed Abad.

The plane heading to London was crashed in a residential area shortly after all passengers and members of the crew, a 40 -year -old British man.

Officials are also trying to determine the number of people who were killed on the ground and continued in the slow process of matching DNA samples to confirm the identities of the victims.

Celebrations were honored by the dead throughout India and the United Kingdom.

The AAIB Aircraft Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is leading the investigation into the cause of the accident, which was helped by teams from the United States and the United Kingdom.

Friday, A black box was found on the accident site That is, the Minister of Civil Aviation in India, Ram Mohan Naido Kinsenarabo, said he would “greatly help investigate” the disaster.

Less than 60 seconds after the departure of Ahmed Abad Sardar Airport, Vallahai Patel International, the plane lost its height and crashed into a building that was used as a residence for doctors at the Faculty of Medicine and the Civil Hospital.

On Saturday, the head of the Nvice Doctors Association at the college, Dr. Daval, confirmed that the hospital had obtained the bodies of 270 victims.

Among them, 241 passengers and flight crew are believed to be AI171.

According to data by tracking Flightradar24, Boeing Dreamliner was 11-8 years old and was running 25 trips from Ahmed Abad to London Gatwick in the past two years.

In response to a crash on Thursday, the Indian aviation organizer, the General Directorate of Civil Aviation (DGCA), ordered additional safety checks on the Fernies of India Airlines 787-8 and 787-9, describing it as a “preventive measure”.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spent about 20 minutes waking around the plane crash on Friday.

He also visited the hospital to meet some of the disaster, including The only survivor of the plane, Vishwakkumar RamishLater, he said that “the entire nation is praying for their quick recovery.”

The CEO of Air India Campell Wilson also went to the crash site on Friday and described the visit as “moving deeply.”