Ağ Agad Chalo Tyan Thi Saaru Dekha se (we can take a look from there), ”he said with an expectation of a child. One of the three men murmured, suggesting another perspective – his voice is a mixture of curiosity and grief.
A little further, five men tried to climb a wall for a better view, but rapidly rejected by exhausted officers.
Ahmedabad found that he was stunned by the accident, he meticulously sweeping the debris, searching for body parts, searching for tips, collecting evidence, dragging their tensions for space, their principles are dragged backwards, and as he searched for an ant -chipse, he balanced the deep shock. The monitoring shoot was stronger than fear or sadness.
Within the accident area, a team of Boeing and the US delegates spent more than two hours by sweeping the wrecks meticulously, underlining the global scale of the tragedy.
The Indian Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) carefully saved more human residues. There were silent conversations from the Anti -Terror Team (ATS) and the research and analysis wing (RAW) that teams quietly sweep the region as part of the investigation. The mood of the civil hospital was tense and restless. Former Prime Minister Vijay Rupani’nin confirming the remains of the DNA match brought a mixture of relaxation and grief. Gujarat Health Minister Rushikesh Patel, now a central point for coordination after crack, the hospital’s ‘Baarso Bed’ wing visited the wing. In another part of the hospital, three women came quietly, carrying a folded Indian flag and three bags wreath, and the last rituals quietly.
At the airport, a group of at least 14 technical experts, away from the crowds, worked in black boxes and coded the last moments of the flight from sound and data recorders.
Gujarat Prime Minister Bhupendra Patel, the Prime Minister of the AI-171 accident, gave an organized response. Regional collectors contacted the victim families. The state quickly appointed nodal officers to guide families through insurance and compensation procedures. New India Assurance, HDFC Life and help tables from LIC were founded in a civilian hospital with a compulsory common cell to facilitate the demand process.
The twelve teams worked for DNA sampling and collected more than 250 blood samples from relatives and residents. So far, 62 DNA matches have been confirmed and 35 mortal residues, including eight determined without DNA test, have been delivered to families.
More than 250 nodes and auxiliary nodal civil servants help families throughout the process, even accompanying the last rituals.
