Error remaining from air india crash ‘adds to trauma’, as in the family

A woman whose sister died in the air india crash and then received the wrong body saying it had “more trauma” to her family.

Figal Greek, 39, and her husband Jamie, 45, with 242 people who riding a flight crashing 12 June after Gatwick from Ahmedabad.

His brother Arwen Greenlaw said BBC Newsnight His family seeks dignity and closure as well as responsible for those who know the dead.

The Foreign Office said it continues to support families affected by the Air Indian crash of “dedicated casworkers”, add that “formal identification of bodies is something for India’s authorities.

Ms. Grandlaw, from Cambridge, told the BBC he wanted to “dignity” for his brother and “closing for the family”.

“If that is not possible – because the worst case scenario is that he is deprived as a person – then we need to know that to continue,” he added.

“Someone who wears remains – adding trauma.”

He said it appeared to have a “lack of forensic protocols” in the crash area, and the site “is not closed in 48 hours”.

“It doesn’t happen again,” he said.

“I think the whole family and still have absolutely unbelief because they are things that happen in news and other people. It is confused.”

There are 230 passengers and 12 crews in Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, including 169 Indians Nationals, 53iton Nationals and a Canadian.

Many people live in a residential neighborhood near Ahmedabad’s Sardar Patel International Airport where confirmed casualties at least 270. This includes many medical students staying in place.

An introductory investigative 15-page report Published last month Fuel said on airplane machines just cut in seconds after giving up.

Conditions around how or why it happened to remain unclear. The report says Cockpit voice recording is obtainedOne of the pilots can be heard to ask “why did you cut?” – where other pilots replied that he “did not do it”.

A final crash report is expected in 12 months.

In the days after deadly crash, Greglaw said Greenlaw was their mother flew to India as part of the formal recognition process.

“Through his own words it was a chaotic scene,” Greatlaw is remembered. “He went straight to the hospital to give a blood sample, we were told that we had up to 72 hours to get a positive recognition – and that’s almost.

“He returned from India to his thought left with his son. It was the equivalent of the loss of his twice.

“Mom saw the situation there, wiped the scents, saw the scenes, saw the crash site. I thought it was more real to see that.”

Ms Grenlaw explained when the coffin was returned it was tested and found “the remnants of two different people”.

As a result, a Coroner of London decides to make additional trials and family get some DNA from Fional’s headphones that have proved that the rest of his

“I’ll say we’re going to others with feelings,” says Ms Greathaw when asked how family feels.

“We’re not, we understand that this is a terrible situation and my heart came out of those who finished people – but we learned the remnants of Finn.

“At that point you expect the rest to come home. If he hasn’t been paired yet we can get our heads around.”

Mr. Greathaw-meeks built wellness forgrate in Ramsgate, Kent, in 2018 with her husband who joined as a director of the Director five years ago.

They also become because of the hosts of workshops in the Ramsgate Pride Event in June.

Times before boarding air India, pair posted a social media video in their country’s night, where Mr Gre Greenlaw-meeks reflected a “magical experience”.

“They were surprised,” Greenlaw said.

“Two parts of a soul. They live together, they marry and die together. They two halves in the USA.”

The Foreign Office said the BBC continues to lie to the Government of Gujarati and the Government of India for the West London Senior Coroner content to support the Coronial process.

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

“Foreign Office staff continues to support families and loved ones in accordance with our consular remit.

“We offer dedicated cases of each family who wants to have one.”

The foreign ministry in India has previously said: “To conclude the terrible crash, the concerned authorities have made the recognition of the victims such as the necessary protocols and technical requirements.

“All mortals left to the most inhabitants – professionalism and with respect for the dignity of the deceased.

“We continue to work with UK authorities to resolve any concerns associated with this issue.”