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Gujarat CM reaches civil hospital to check on passengers injured in Air India crash
- Gujarat CM, who was addressing farmers in Bardoli, visited Ahmedabad's Civil hospital after the Air India crash.
- He met with doctors, hospital officials, and local authorities to discuss the situation.
- The Gujarat Police cordoned off the accident site to facilitate rescue operations.
- Relatives of passengers onboard the flight have arrived at the hospital to inquire about their loved ones.
- The government is expected to announce the casualty count soon.
- The Air India flight bound for Gatwick with 242 passengers crashed near Meghaninagar area, exploding into flames.
- Nearby buildings were charred in the explosion; casualties among medical students from BJ Medical College are uncertain.
- Ahmedabad airport, bordered by residential areas, temporarily suspended operations post-crash but resumed with limited flights later.
- Dedicated passenger helplines were provided by the airport and the state government.
- The incident occurred in Meghaninagar area, close to the airport, affecting nearby residential and cantonment areas.
- Airport operations were partially restored in the evening under a limited schedule.
- The crash site was near BJ Medical College's hostel mess; casualties among medical students are unclear.
- The government is expected to disclose casualty numbers in the near future.
- Passenger relatives have gathered at the Civil hospital for updates on their family members.
- Officials are focusing on rescue and relief efforts at the accident scene.
- The Air India flight crash led to a fireball in a residential area near the airport, causing significant damage.
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