Son of victims of Air India Acrals who says got the wrong residues

The son of a woman who died in the Air India plane crash told the BBC “Other Remains” was found in her box after her body was returned to the UK.

Mittee’s pan, whose father also died as a result of the disaster, said the Coroner determined the ambiguous remains and left him to worry: “How many others are there?”

Reported about Daily Mail On Wednesday after the disaster, which resulted in the incorrect organs after the takeoff, 260 people were killed after the catastrophe.

All the remains were considered with “maximum professionalism” and dignity, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of India said, and that it worked with UK officials to solve problems.

Ashok and Shobhan Patent rode home Visit your sons and grandchildren on June 12. After the Gatwick plane crashed in Ahmedabad, Western India, they became one of the first victims that were returned home.

Their son Mita said the mixing was “clearly very upset,” although he admitted that mistakes were taking place.

“People are tired and there was a lot of pressure. But there should be a level of responsibility that you are sending the right bodies to the UK.

“How do I know what there are no other remains with her?”

Reported about Daily Mail Two cases where the wrong remains were allegedly returned to close in the UK.

One apparently saw the family fully gets the wrong body and the other is said to include the remains of several people placed in the same box.

The Indian Foreign Ministry said they were aware of the report “and closely cooperate with the UK since these problems and problems have been brought to us.”

The statement continued: “As a result of the tragic disaster, the authorities were concerned about the identification of the victims in accordance with the established protocols and technical requirements.

“All deadly residues were treated with the most professionalism and taking into account the dignity of the dead.

“We continue to work with the UK authorities to solve any problems related to this issue.”