Investigators are looking at the Indian airline crash for evidence and more victims

Investigators searched the site of one of the worst flight disasters in India, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the remaining passengers on Friday, a day after a plane from India and fell from the sky, killing 241 people on board and several people on the ground.

Boeing 787 struck in London the school of medicine when he fell in a residential area in the city of Ahmedabad in the northwestern city of Ahmedabad, minutes after taking off on Thursday.

The DNA test was conducted to identify the bodies that were mostly charred along with recognition. More victims are expected to find the search site. There was no information about whether black boxes have been recovered – trip data and cockpit audio recordings -.

The plane collided with a building hosting a hostel at the Medical College and caught fire, killing many university students on the ground. Black Smoke photographed from the site as the plane crashed near the airport in Ahmed Abad, a city of more than 5 million and the capital of Googa, the state of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

“We have all destroyed the weather tragedy in Ahmed Abad. The loss of many lives in a surprising and surprising way goes beyond words,” Modi said on social media after visiting the site. “We understand their pain and also know that the void behind it will come for years to come.”

Moody meets the only survivor

The survivor was seen on television footage, Modi met in the government hospital, where he was treating Birqan and other injuries.

Viswashkumar Ramesh told India that he still could not believe he is alive. He said that the plane seemed to be stuck immediately after taking off. He said, then the lights came, and then immediately, I accelerated, but it seemed unable to gain the height before it was destroyed.

He said that the side of the plane, where he was sitting on the ground floor of the building, and there was a space for him to escape after opening the door. He dismantled the seat belt and forced himself to get out of the plane.

“When I opened my eyes, I realized that I was alive,” he said.

Investigate the cause and identification of the victims

India’s Aircraft Investigation Investigation Office is investigating, and it is expected that the United States participants in the investigation will include persons from the National Transport Safety Council, Federal Aviation Administration, GENERAL ELECTRIC.

Akshay Dongardev, president of the India Medical Association, said that paramedics are dragging DNA tests to identify those who were killed. Meanwhile, the sad families gathered outside the civil hospital in Ahmedabad on Friday.

Two doctors in the hospital said that the bodies of four medical students were killed on the ground after the plane’s crash was handed over to their families. They said that at least 30 other students with wounds were still accepted in the hospital and that at least four of them were computer.

Moody is scheduled to hold a meeting with senior officials later on Friday. He also met some of the injured on the ground while visiting the hospital.

On Thursday, Airlines included a 12 -year -old Boeing 787. Boeing planes are afflicted with safety issues on other types of aircraft.

According to experts, there are currently about 1,200 Dreamliner 787 aircraft worldwide, and this was the first killer in 16 years of operation.

Eyewitnesses describe the damage

The population who lived in the vicinity, who were among the first to rush to the rescue and help site, described the scale of damage as they have not seen before.

“Initially, I couldn’t understand anything, smoke was only everywhere. We could see some small parts (of the plane) burning,” said Instarat Singh Solinki.

Solanki said he and many others wounded and rushed them to hospitals. “We had only one goal – to save lives regardless of what was happening,” he said.

The tragedy left it. “It will be difficult to sleep in the next few days,” Solanki said.