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A black box was found as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visiting the scene of the accident and called “sadness”.

Investigators and rescue teams are looking at one of the worst flight disasters in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the remaining passenger, a day after the flight of India’s flight from the sky and killed 241 people on the plane and several people on the ground.

Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner fell on its way from Ahmed Abad to London Gatwick Airport with 242 people on board, shortly after taking off on Thursday, which led to the appearance of a hostel at the Faculty of Medicine in the Western Indian city.

One of the black boxes of the plane was found, according to the local media, and on Friday the operations focused on the location of the missing persons and the restoration of fragments of aircraft and the remaining black square.

A national disaster official official has published seven teams on the crash site and regained 81 bodies so far.

The accident caused extensive damage and the left bodies spread inside the plane and between the buildings on the site.

“The destruction is sad”

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the scene in the state of Gojarat on Friday, where he met with rescue officials and some of the injured in the hospital. “The scene of destruction is sadness,” was published on X.

The Minister of Civil Aviation, Ram, Mohan Naido Kinsenabu, said that the aircraft investigation office launched an investigation into the accident.

The head of the Medical Association in India, Akshay Dongardiev, said that the paramedics are dragging DNA tests to identify those who were killed.

Meanwhile, the sad families gathered outside the civil hospital in Ahmedabad.

Two doctors in the hospital said that the bodies of four medical students who were killed on the ground were released to their families. They said that at least 30 students with surgery were admitted to the hospital and at least four were in critical condition.

Witnesses described the explosion on Thursday before the dark smoke overwhelmed the area. “We were at home and heard a tremendous voice. It looked like a big explosion,” Reuters news agency quoted Netin Joshi as saying.

Footage of CCTV cameras picked up a fiery ball that rises above the crash site shortly after the start of Dreamliner. Parts of the fuselage are found widespread through the youth house complex, and the plane’s tail was served on the roof of the building.

Boeing said he was ready to send experts to assist in the investigation, which Air India warned of being time. The accident represents the first fatal accident that involves a dream since the plane began in commercial service in 2011.

The CEO of Air India Campbell Wilson arrived in Ahmed Abad early on Friday.

Moody meets the only survivor

The only survivor of the accident was seen on television footage, Modi met in the government hospital, where he was treating Birqan and other injuries.

Viswashkumar Ramesh said the national broadcaster in India that he still could not believe he is alive. He said that the plane seemed to be stuck immediately after taking off. He said that the lights came and then immediately, the plane accelerated, but it seemed unable to gain the height before it crashed.

He said that the side of the plane, where he was sitting on the ground floor of the building, and there was a space for him to escape after opening the door. He dismantled the seat belt and forced himself to get out of the plane.

He said: “When I opened my eyes, I realized that I was alive.”

The accident was killed by the life of Vijay Robani, the former Prime Minister of Gujarat. The police said that most of the passengers were still tied in their seats when they were found.

A source told Reuters that the passengers included 217 adults, 11 children and two infants. Air India said that 169 Indian citizens, 53 British, seven Portuguese and one Canadian.