The number of deaths in the Air India plane rises to 270, where there are more bodies by the recovery teams

The research and recovery teams continued to roam one of the worst flight disasters in India for the third day after The flight of India fell from the sky Officials were killed at least 270 people in Gojarat.

Boeing 787, heading to London, hit a hostel at the College of Medicine in a residential area in the northwestern city of Ahmedabad, minutes after taking off on Thursday, killing 241 people on board and at least 29 on the ground. One passenger survived.

The officials said the recovery teams, which operated late on Friday, found at least 25 other bodies in the debris.

Dr. Daval Jameti at the Civil Hospital in Ahmedabad told Associated Press that the facility received 270 bodies, adding that The only survival of the passenger He was still under observation of some of his wounds.

“He works very well and will be ready to go out any time,” Gretley said on Saturday.

This survivor, the British national Viswash Kumar RameshI talked about the moment when the plane reached a dead end “in the air, how he escaped from the seat 11 a and left the debris with a burning hand.

“Everything happened to my eyes. I do not believe (I know) how they survived,” said Ramish, 40, from his hospital bed on Friday. “For some time I thought I would also die. But when I opened my eyes, I realized that I was alive. … I was in front of the hostess and others (died).”

Hundreds of relatives of the accident of the accident presented DNA samples in the hospital. Most of the bodies have been detailed or distorted, making them unknown.

Some relatives expressed their frustration on Saturday that the operation was taking a long time. The authorities say it usually takes 72 hours to complete the DNA matching as they use the process.

“Where are my children? Do you restore them?” He asked Abdullah, who was his nephew, daughter and two grandchildren on the trip. “I will have to ask questions. The government does not answer these questions.”

Another relative was constantly asked by hospital staff when his relative’s body was delivered to the family for the last rituals.

“Give us the body,” I insisted soon.

In addition to the official investigation, the Indian government says it formed a high -level high -level committee to examine the reasons that led to the collapse.

The Ministry of Civil Aviation said in a statement that the committee will focus on formulating procedures to prevent and address emergency situations in the future and “will not be a substitute for other inquiries conducted by relevant organizations.”

Investigators on Friday Recove the digital aircraft registrar for the plane, or the black squareIt was recovered from the surface near the crash site, and it is likely to lead to evidence about the cause of the accident.

Aircraft Investigations in India said he started working with the “full force” to extract data.

The device is expected to reveal information about the engine settings and control, while the audio recorder will provide the cockpit conversations, said Paul Frummi, a mechanical engineer at the UK Mechanical Engineers Foundation.

Air Safety Adviser, Jeff Goziti, a former investigator in the collision of both the American National Transportation Council and the Federal Aviation Administration, said that investigators should be able to answer some important questions about the accident as soon as next week, as long as the flight data registrar is in good condition.

Josetti said that the investigators are looking for whether the wing panels were properly seized, as the engine lost the energy, and the warnings exploded inside the cockpit, and if the crew of the plane recorded the information about the hot temperature abroad, the weight of fuel and the passengers.

He said that the errors in the data can lead to incorrectly adjusting the panels of the wing.

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

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.