A victim's mother expressed heartbreak after receiving the wrong remains to bury in a tragic mistake following the Air India crash. Amanda Donaghey traveled from France to Ahmedabad after her son, Fiongal Greenlaw-Meek, died in the crash, which killed 260 people, leaving only one survivor. She described the situation as appalling and conveyed feelings of profound loss and uncertainty, emphasized by the distress of not knowing whose remains were entrusted to her.
The mother of a victim of the Air India crash expressed her heartbreak over being sent the wrong remains for burial, stating, 'We don't know what poor person is in that casket.'
Amanda Donaghey traveled from the south of France to Ahmedabad to uncover details about her son, reflecting on the pain of uncertainty and loss.
Only one passenger survived the Air India flight 171 that crashed shortly after takeoff, leading to the deaths of 260 individuals.
The incident surrounding the repatriation of the wrong body highlights the tragic errors in handling the aftermath of the Air India tragedy.
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