Waiting bodies delve deeper into the pain of families after Air India Crash

For jignesh jignes, 72 hours feel like perility.

Thursday afternoon, Jignesh and his family have spoken round hospital shifts in Ahmedabad, trying to find the details of the 22-year-old – an air air air.

The authorities told that his nephew would return the body in 72 hours a DNA, which ends on Sunday.

On Saturday, however, the officials said that they are still looking for corpses from the accident site, he claimed.

“When people still lack, how can the DNA process tomorrow? What don’t be found if the traces of my nephew? We will wait,” he said.

Officials refused to comment on the claim of Mr. J.Haur, but a firefighters officer and a police officer said Anonymity continues to search the BBC passenger trace.

The Accessories Superintendent on the Rajish Patel Civil Hospital, which I identified 11 victims on Saturday based on his DNA samples, adding that their families were informed.

Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner was on the way to Gatwick Airport, running and exploded on a firefly ball from the main airport in Ahmedabad, India has been the worst speed.

242 Only one of the passengers and crew lasted. At least eight others died when the aircraft hit the medical university hostel in a residential area near the airport.

Since things have moved quickly.

The Indian Government has ordered a high-level study by the fact that the event and its carriers must be inspected by the 787s to be inspected.

The reason for the accident is not known, the country’s airlist authority examines all possible reasons for the accident to help wondering foreign aircraft experts.

Back to the hospital, doctors race to complete the victim’s DNA sampling, to start translating the bodies to families.

For families such as curiosity, vague time is dragged.

Officials talk about the process of identifier organizational identifier, and it is doing in small lots – most of the remains have been charged beyond the recognition.

“It’s not a scope for mistake here. We need to ensure that all families receive the right body,” HP SANANHVI, Director of the Directorate of Court of Directors of the Gandhinagar city of Gandhinagar. “But Identifying DNA costs a lot of time. In addition to the scale of disaster, the DNA of several passengers has been damaged due to a very high temperature.”

Jaishankar Pilai, a court of the hospital dentist told him in the hospital, told that his team has tried to collect dental records from limestone bodies, which can be the only source of DNA left.

He has been agonized for families, and many of them refused to talk to the media, saying they want to return home, “their loved ones on the left.”

“We have no situations to say anything. Right now,” A woman was waiting for the three members of his family, BBC, as he entered his car.

Meanwhile, the BJ medical college officials have begun to empty various weapons for the hostel near the plane. So far, four weapons – including shelter dining room, accident area – are completely emptied.

Students who live on other wings around the hostel have also begun to leave.

“In a vein, there are only three people left home. Until then, they are sitting there, as a result of the memory of what happened,” his friend, he wanted to be anonymous, and he wanted to be anonymous.

But between the university and the hospital, there are many others that are also wet in the wide range of this city of more than seven million people – tragedy.

The last Kalawadia Kalawadia heard his brother Mahesh on Thursday, 30 minutes before the accident.

It was a phone call made to his wife: “I’m going home,” he said.

He didn’t hear again again.

The music producer in the Gujarato cinema industry, Mahesh returned to his house on the day and released the plane and crossed the area in the buildings.

Kalawadia said to BBC’s final location of his brother when his phone became inaccessible was a hundred meters from the BJ Medicine University.

Since the family has presented a police complaint and has made many visitors to the Civil Hospital. They have not found anything so far.

“The hospital told us that they have no registration of my brother. We also tried scooter, but it’s not like that,” Kalawadi said.

“It’s like it disappeared in thin air.”

At the press conference on Saturday, the Last Two days of the Skinha Civil Aircraft Secretary approved that the last two days were “very hard”, but he assured the investigation in the right direction and in the right direction.

But Kalawadia asked if one of these polls, the plane crash, victims and beyond – would help him find his brother, dead or alive.

“We don’t know the answer, but we can expect positive,” I think, “he said.

Back to Civil Hospital, waits continues to hold families.

When BBC The last last said Imtiyaz Ali Thursday night, his family – he denied his family with his wife and he could have been javed with two children.

On Saturday, however, he seemed closer to “accept the truth”.

“There are a few hours left, we’re trying to decide what it will be now: We’ll bury it here, or in the UK, where the wife’s family lives,” he said.

“For me, don’t you know it?” He continued, “because he went, to return to the ashes and to God.”

Antriksha Pathania has reported on Ahmedabad