The British man describes how India fled wreckage

The British man, who was the only survivor of the Air India accident on Thursday, said he managed to escape debris through an opening in the fuselage.

“I managed to cancel myself, and I used my legs to pay this opening and crawl.”

Mr. Ramish, 40, was at the seat 11A on the Boeing 787 flight to London when she fell shortly after taking off in Ahmed Abad, west of India on Thursday.

Air India said that all other passengers and crew killed – including 169 Indian citizens and 52 British citizens. More than 200 bodies have been recovered so far, although it is unclear the number of passengers and their number of Earth.

Speaking of his bed in the hospital, Mr. Ramish said that the lights inside the plane were “began to fade” after moments of takeoff.

He said that within five to 10 seconds, I felt that the plane was “stuck in the air.”

“The lights began to light green and white … suddenly criticized to a building and exploded.”

Boeing 787-8 DREAMLINER crashed into a building used as a doctors at the BYRRAMJEE JEEJEBHOY Medical College and the Civil Hospital.

But Mr. Ramish, a Leicester businessman who has a wife and his four -year -old wife, said that the section that was sitting in his landing near the ground and did not contact the building.

“When the door erupted and saw that there was some space, I tried to get out of there and did so.

“No one can get out of the other side, which was towards the wall, because it crashed there.”

The cause of the accident is not yet known. Officials say one black box has been recovered from the crash site, according to news agencies, which will be able to provide more information to the investigators.

The joint video on social media showed that Mr. Ramish is walking towards an ambulance with smoke rising in the background.

He told the Indian broadcaster that he could not believe that he was alive.

“I saw people die in front of my eyes – air flights, and two people I saw near me,” he said.

“For a moment, I felt that I would die too, but when I opened my eyes and looked around, I realized that I was alive.

“I am still unbelievable how I survived. I got out of the rubble.”

“He is confused, with multiple injuries throughout his body”, but it seems “dangerous.”

On Friday morning, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the crash site before making his way to the hospital to meet the injured people, including Mr. Ramish and the families of the victims.

A spokesman for the Downing Street said that the Foreign Ministry was “in contact with Mr. Ramish this morning to provide consular support.”

Mr. Ramish was born in India but he lived In the United Kingdom since 2003, his brother, Ajay, was also on board the plane.

Their cousin, Hirin Canel, said that they were in India for a few months on vacation.

He said that the family spoke to Mr. Ramish on Friday morning, adding that he was able to walk and speak “correctly” to them.

“We want to go out as soon as possible and meet … Vishwashkumar,” he said.

He added that they were looking for more support from the British government to reach India, which he said had not yet received.

I asked the BBC from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs if she was in contact with the family of Mr. Ramish.

Their spokesman confirmed in contact with Mr. Ramish, and said: “Our consular staff are ready to support the families of British citizens who were on board the Air India Flight Ai171.”

After the accident, the The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has prepared aid lines For British citizens in the United Kingdom and India that require consular assistance, or for those who have concerns for friends or family.