Air India’s wrong accident war adds “trauma”, the family says

The Air Indian Brother died and then he receives the wrong body that he receives his family “added trauma”.

Greenlaw-meek, 39, and his husband Jamie, 45 years old, was shortly after the flight from 242 people to London Gatwick.

His sister Arwen Greenlaw said BBC Newsnight His family was looking for dignity and closure, as well as the responsibility of those who have taken the remnants of his brother.

The foreign office said that the affected family affected by Air India continues to protect families with “dedicated cases”, adding the “formal identification of the bodies” that the Indian authorities account “.

Mrs. Greenlaw, Cambridge, told BBC to BBC “dignity” wanted his brother and “family closure”.

“If this is not possible, the worst case is that it has been incinerated as someone else, then we need to know that to proceed with it,” he added.

“Someone’s wrong with it – that added trauma.”

He said he was in the scene of the accident “a court protocol protocol”, and the site was “not closed 48 hours”.

“It can’t happen again,” he said.

“I think the whole family was very unbelievable because of the things that happen to the news and other people. It was moving and confusing.”

230 passengers and 12 crews were Boeing 787-8 in Dreamliner, including 169 nationals of India, 53 British, seven Spanish national and Canadian.

Jet dropped a lot of people living in a residential residential residential residential neighborhood of Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhai Patel, at least 270 confirmed the number of excluded terminations. That was 270 medical students.

Preliminary researcher 15 Page Report The plane engines were published last month cut off a few seconds to take off.

There is no clear state of what happened or why the situation occurred. The report said Recovered cabin voice recordingsOne of the pilots can be heard “Why did you cut it?” – “He didn’t answer the other rider” didn’t do that. “

The final accident report is expected in 12 months.

As a result of Mrs. Greenlaw, Mrs. Greenlaw said Mother escaped India as part of the formal identification process.

“His words was chaotic scene,” Mrs. Greenlaw remembered. “He went to the hospital to give a sample of blood, told us it would be 72 hours to get a positive identification – and it was well.

“He returned from India to what he thought of his son’s remains. It has been equivalent to loss of twice.

“The mother saw the situation there, smelled smells, saw the sight, saw the crash area. I think this is to see that.”

Mrs. Greenlaw explained when the helmet returned, it was tested and “two traces of different people” were.

As a result, a Koroner in London decided to take more test and the family proved that Fiongal’s headphones were not his remains.

“I would say that we will climb up and down with feelings,” said Mrs. Greenlaw when asked how family feels.

“We don’t forget that we need to be a huge situation and we will go to those who made my heart light, but we know that the remains of Finn are found.

“You expected the remains left at that point to come home. If it weren’t, our head could get around.”

Mr. Greenlaw-mine created the Wellness Foundry in Ramsgate, in Kent, in 2018, with his husband five years later as the CEO of General.

There were also workshops organized during the Ramsgate Pride event in June.

Before setting up air India’s flight, the couple published a video to the social media in their country in their night, where Greenlaw-Me reflected the “magical experience”.

“They were amazing,” Mrs. Greenlaw said.

“Two parts of a single soul. They lived together, they married and died together. Half of one part of one.”

The Foreign Office told BBC to support Gujarato government and the Government of India, on behalf of the upper coroner in London, to support the coronial process.

“We understand that it is very disturbing time for families, and our thoughts remain with them,” A foreign office spokesman said.

“Foreign office staff continue to help families and loved ones with our consultation remit.

“We have given a dedicated cassers to each family who want to be one.”

The Indian Foreign Ministry said before: “As a result of the tragic accident, the concerned authorities did the victim identification according to the established protocols and technical requirements.

“All mortal footprints were managed with great professional and has been due to the dignity of the deceased.

“We continue to work with UK authorities to address any concerns related to this topic.”