Days after the crash, the focus should now be on providing professional mental and emotional support to all those who have been impacted. However, a section of society will most likely slip through the cracks
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Swati Subedar is Senior Associate Editor at Outlook. An alumna of Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication, she has worked with several newspapers and online portals in her more than a decade-long career. She enjoys editing and writing human-interest stories.
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The Dreamliner’s nightmare continues for the ones left behind
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While doctors, police and volunteers are working round the clock, there are also the mobile warriors and rumour mongers who are looking to cash in on the trauma
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With the technical process of DNA sample collection and identification taking too long, for the families, the wait is getting longer and painful
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Moments after taking off from the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Air India Flight 171 crashed in a densely populated area near Ahmedabad killing more than 240 people. The administration requested the relatives of the crash victims to come forward and give their DNA samples for the speedy identification of the charred bodies.
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As the Ahmedabad plane crash tragedy unfolded, ordinary people, living in the vicinity, showed courage and unity by aiding rescue operations while providing supplies and managing traffic congestion
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The residential buildings in Ahmedabad that became the unfortunate victims of the plane crash have seen everything. If only they could talk
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The Air India flight probably crashed the moment my Delhi-Ahmedabad flight landed. The two events were separated by a few seconds. By the time I alighted from the flight, the sky was black
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Air India’s London-bound flight carrying 242 passengers crashed into doctors’ quarters in a congested residential area seconds after taking off from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Ahmedabad. While the four buildings suffered extensive damage, it added to the number of causalities
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The Air India plane crash, according to eye-witness accounts, killed all 242 people on board, including former Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani. Eye-witnesses said at least 100 charred bodies have been taken out so far.
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