Tragedy Strikes: Air India Flight Devastates Ahmedabad
An Air India flight en route to London with 242 passengers crashed in Ahmedabad, prompting emergency response from multiple agencies. The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner hit a doctor's hostel, resulting in injuries. Key officials, including Prime Minister Modi, expressed sorrow and pledged comprehensive support.
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An Air India flight bound for London tragically crashed in Ahmedabad on Thursday, with all 242 passengers and crew on board accounted for in a severe mishap.
Responding swiftly, the National Disaster Response Force deployed three teams to the site with additional reinforcements en route. Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu assured a thorough response effort.
Witnesses report the Boeing 787-8 collided with a medical college hostel, leading to injuries. Intense plumes of smoke billowed from the wreckage. Leading figures, including Prime Minister Modi, offered heartfelt condolences and committed substantial aid.
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