The death toll from Thursday's Air India plane crash near Ahmedabad Airport has risen to 274, with 33 victims confirmed to be on the ground, according to The Times of India. The tragedy marks one of India's deadliest aviation disasters in recent years. 🌍
Initial reports indicated 241 passengers and crew fatalities, but the updated count includes individuals at Ahmedabad's BJ Medical College campus, where debris struck during the crash. Rescue operations continue as authorities assess the full impact. 🚑
India's government has formed a high-level committee led by the Home Secretary to investigate the cause. The panel, which includes senior state and central officials, aims to deliver findings within three months. 🔍 "Safety must be prioritized," a spokesperson stated, reflecting public demands for accountability.
As families mourn and global aviation experts watch closely, the incident raises urgent questions about air safety protocols. Stay tuned for updates. 💔
