Students Jump from Building During Air India Crash Chaos

Students Jump from Building: Students and employees can be seen leaping out of the medical college building where an Air India plane crashed last week in a recently released video. All 241 individuals on board the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner perished in the terrible accident, except one survivor who managed to make a remarkable escape.

Students Jump from Building to Escape:

The medical college canteen, where students were eating lunch at the time of the incident, was the crash scene. Following the crash, there was a huge fire visible from the scene, and dozens of people, including students and doctors, were reported dead on the ground.

Take a look at the video:

Students in their hostel at the time of the Air India crash tried to escape death by jumping from the top floor to the ground.

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Amid a blazing fire, the crash prompted a desperate search for an escape route. For many employees and students on higher floors, the balcony served as their only means of escape. However, that wasn’t simple. Students were seen attempting to scale the balcony fencing and climb down in the 46-second video.

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Air India Plane Crash:

241 persons, including the crew and passengers, were killed when the Air India Dreamliner crashed into a dormitory outside the perimeter of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad just minutes after takeoff. The direct flight to London was carrying a considerable amount of very flammable aviation fuel. The massive orange ball of fire blazed for hours, and the spiral of sooty smoke was visible from kilometers away. The crash at the BJ Medical College dorm in Ahmedabad claimed the lives of multiple persons, including at least five MBBS students, one PG resident physician, and the spouse of a superspecialist physician. More than sixty medical students were hurt.

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