PM Modi responds to Air India crash: 'Heartbreaking beyond words'
An Air India Dreamliner headed to London crashed just after takeoff from Ahmedabad on Thursday, landing in a residential area near the airport. The flight carried 242 people from multiple countries, including 169 Indians and 53 British nationals.
Rescue teams and firefighters rushed in right away
Rescue teams and firefighters rushed in right away, helping survivors get medical care. Prime Minister Modi called the crash "heartbreaking beyond words" and said he's staying updated with officials. Air India set up a helpline for families, while authorities put all emergency agencies on high alert.
This tragedy has shaken hundreds of families across several countries
This tragedy has shaken hundreds of families across several countries and put a spotlight on aviation safety concerns. It's a reminder of how quickly things can change—and why strong emergency responses matter so much.