One customer was rescued from the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner plane crash on Thursday, which involved 242 passengers and crew.
City Police Commissioner G. S. Malik before on Thursday stated to The Associated Press that “it appears there are no survivors in the aircraft crash.”
At around 1:38 p.m. ( local time ), Air India flight AI 171 crashed into Ahmedabad’s Meghani Nagar residential area after departing for London’s Gatwick Airport.
Vishwashkumar Ramesh, a British nationwide, was the only survivor of Thursday’s plane fall, according to The Associated Press. Following the accident, the Indian Home Minister Amit Shah visited the victim in the clinic.
A photo of Shah and Ramesh in the clinic is shared on social media.
Dr. Dhaval Gameti told The Associated Press that the survivor’s state was “he was disoriented with many accidents every over his body.” But he appears to be safe.
At the time of the plane crash, Ramesh was reportedly located near an evacuation return on desk 11A of the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner. According to the store, police said Ramesh was able to leave the plane using the return and was taken to the hospital in an emergency.
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A videos shared on X, originally Online, appears to show Ramesh leaving the page of the plane crash on Thursday while covered in blood.
Ramesh said,” I don’t know how I am alive.” ” Our aircraft crashed… I have no idea how I got outside.”
Within 30 seconds, the journey crashed, according to Ramesh in a speech to the Hindustan Times. The captain or the staff members failed to give any warning about the collision. After the accident, when I came home to find myself alive, I saw bodies that had been ripped off. Although my knee was hurt, I ran as quickly as I was.
According to Vidhi Chaudhary, a state policeman officer in India,” some students were killed when the plane crashed on the tower where they were staying,” according to Chaudhary.
According to Fox News, Air India confirmed that at least 50 people were killed when the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crashed into BJ Medical College’s doctors ‘ dormitory and that 24 of the 242 passengers and crew members were killed in the collision.
