Officials said the authorities began to hand over the remaining victims of one of the worst aviation disasters in India, days after the crash of flights of India and killed at least 270 people.
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.
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.
Ragnish Patel, an official at Ahmed Abad Civil Hospital, said that the authorities have so far identified 32 victims by drawing DNA maps and informing their families. He said that the remains of 14 victims were delivered to relatives.
The families of the victims waited outside the hospital morgue, as the authorities worked to complete the procedures and transport the bodies in the coffins to ambulances. Most of them have expressed frustration at a slow pace for the identification process. The authorities say it usually takes 72 hours to complete the DNA matching as they use the process.
Among the passengers, there were 169 Indians, 53 Britons, seven Portuguese and one Canadian.
Kassem Rashid Ahmed, a British citizen of Indian origin, said the charity and residence for the relatives of the victims, said that most British victims have relatives in Gojarat and gave their DNA samples.
In addition to the official investigation, the Indian government established a high -level committee to study the reasons that led to the collapse. The Ministry of Civil Aviation in India said in a statement on Saturday that the committee will focus on formulating procedures to prevent and deal with emergency aircraft in the future.
The Minister of Civil Aviation, Ram, Mohan Naido Kinsenarabo, said on Saturday in New Delhi at his first press conference since it was crashed Thursday, that the authorities have also begun to examine the entire Air Fleet from Boeing 787 Dreamliners.
Kingspo said that eight out of 34 Damelins in India had already undergone a search, adding that the remaining plane will be examined with “immediate urgency”.
On Friday, the investigators registered the registrar of digital aviation data, or the black box, from the surface near the crash site.
A plane in India heading to London crashed 5 minutes after taking off on Thursday in the city of Ahmedabad, northwest of India, according to the airline. They say that 53 British citizens, seven Portugal and Canadian citizen were among the 242 passengers and crew on the trip. Warning: This video contains graphical clips.
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.
The plane that crashed 12 years old. 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 aircraft were suffering from safety problems on other types of aircraft.
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