Lone Survivor puts his brother to rest in emotional funers

The last week Air India Plane Crash survived the British man to rest in his brother in the west of India in a funeral.

Vishwashkumar Ramesh’s brother Ajay was also bad at the flight, but he did not survive the tragedy.

Ramesh was an angry spectacle of his brother’s coffin to the crematori pal, his arm and face still covered with white bandages. It has passed the hospital in the last five days.

London Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner after falling a few seconds after leaving Ahmedabad on Thursday. At least 270 people were killed, most passengers.

Ramesh’s mother went with coffin in a blue award with other mourning, while holding it on the right shoulder.

He lost another 14 people in the town’s 14 people, he went out to funeral services, while the rain whitened the procession.

No one is clear how Mr. Ramesh got to survive. He tried to return to the bright aircraft to look for his brother, one of the first answers to the scene told BBC.

This week was created earlier this week, Sainter Satinder satinder Singhu is looking at Mr. Ramesh while he throws flames and smoke in the air behind him.

Mr. Sandhu, a supervisor from Ahmedabad emergency ambulance says, had no idea who helped him, or Mr. Ramesh escaped the plane. Only that day he knew that the man was the only survival of the accident.

Vishwashkumar Ramesh, 40, was on the flight in Sent 11a. It is reported that his brother has been sitting on some seats.

All other travelers and crews died and almost 30 people were killed on the ground after the planes and falling to the doctor’s shelter.

But Mr. Ramesh survived the miracle, he managed to get out of a disaster through an opening of the fuselage.

New videos Mr. Sandhu, wearing a blue turban, will go to Mr. Ramesh and guide the security.

Mr. Sandhu said he had lunch with his colleagues, “the smoke floor was going up the sky.”

“Initially, we believed that a car accident or gas cylinder can be exploded. Soon we learned that it was a plane accident. I promised to bring an ambulance to my team and go to the site.”

Talking to BBC Gujaratori, Mr. Sandhu said he was trying to do his job. In his decades, he said he met in difficult situations in a long journey.

But what he was surprised, so Mr. Ramesh, after rescuing, tried to return to the accident area.

“He didn’t have an idea. He entered and continued away from the complex. We said to stop, and we dragged them to receive medical care,” said Sandhu.

“Then he told me that his relatives was trapped and wanted to save him. We didn’t speak after talking.”

Mr. Ramesh then said the Indian DD news that he wanted to go in search of Ajay.

In the scene, he saw a security guard who seemed to be injured by Mr. Sandhu. His clothes were partially burned and Mr. Sandhu helped him for the first time.

“I also saw a woman. He was screaming in fear. The Sea shot was running to death in the accident.”

Moments later, Mr. Ramesh saw him out of the course of the course in a white shirt.

He had wounds on his face and burns in his arms and was visible, Sandhu said.

“At that point, we didn’t have an idea. I thought it was one of the doctors living in college. Then, when we saw the news, we realized that it was a lonely survival of the accident.”

Chirag, a member of the Lord Sandhu’s ambulance team told him that Mr. Ramesh was in a video call that his relatives were accident.

The first answers were treated for his injuries and went to the trauma center of a nearby hospital.

In a dialogue with DD News, Mr. Ramesh said he could not believe that he survived.

“For a moment, I felt that I was going to die, but when I opened my eyes and looked around, I realized that I was alive.

“I still can’t believe how I lived. I went out of the garbage.”

The cause of the accident is not yet known. Officials are trying to decode cabin voice and flight data – collectively known as the black box – what happened to the disaster.

Zoya Mateen reported Delhi

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