Doctors in India say 270 bodies are recovered from place on Thursday Air Drop in Ahmedabad.
Medicinal connecting flying crashed into a residential area shortly after the retention of all, except one of 242 passengers and crew members, a 40-year-old British man.
Officials also try to determine how many people were killed in the field and continued a slow process of harmonizing the DNA samples to confirm the identity of victims.
Vigils in honor of the dead took place through India and Great Britain.
India for investigative Bureau for airplane for airplane (AAIB) leads an investigation into the cause of collision, assisted by the US and Great Britain.
On Friday, The black box was found at the crash site To which Indian Minister of Civil Aviation, Ram Mohan Naida Kinjarap said, said “significantly helping inquiry” in disaster.
Less than 60 seconds after leaving Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, the plane lost his height and crashed into a building used as medical accommodation in the Faculty of Medicine BJ and Civil Hospital.
On Saturday, President Junior doctor at Dr. Dhaval Gamety College confirmed that the hospital received the bodies of 270 victims.
It is believed to be 241 passengers and flight crew AI171.
More than thirty victims were also formally identified using DNA samples provided by relatives.
According to the monitoring site, Flytradar24, Boeing Dreamliner 787-8 was 11 years old and was managed 25 flights from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick in the last two years.
In response to the fall on Thursday, the Indian Air Authority, the Civil Aviation Directorate (DGCA) ordered additional security checks at Bieing 787-8 and 787-9, describing it as a “preventative measure”.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spent about 20 minutes walk on Friday on Friday in the crash.
He also visited the hospital to meet some of them injured in disasters, including The only plane Survivor Vishwashkumar RameshHe later said “the whole nation beg for their speedy recovery”.
The director of the director of Air India Campbell Wilson also went to the crash site on Friday and described a visit as “deeply moving.”
