‘Tied Hands With Wet Clothes To Lift Bodies,’ Says SDRF Official Recalling AI-171 Rescue

Ahmedabad: As the examination in the Ahmedabad Air India airplane collision proceeds, Sheetal Gujar, SDRF-ASP and nodal policeman for the State Emergency Operation Centre (SEOC), highlighted the fearlessness of rescue employees that got in the hostel structure with oxygen masks, and connected damp fabrics around their hands to leave individuals scorched in the occurrence.

Statement Of Sheetal Gujar, SDRF-ASP

Speaking to ANI, the SDRF-ASP insisted that they got all the devices required to perform the rescue procedures.

“SDRF played a significant role in evacuating those trapped inside the building. We went inside with oxygen masks. The hands and feet of many got burned, but to rescue them, we tied our hands with wet clothes to lift their bodies. We received 20-30 extra ambulances within just half an hour,” he claimed.

About The Crash

The London- bound Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner airplane collapsed right into a hostel facility soon after launch from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport on June 12, eliminating 241 travelers and team, consisting of previous Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani.

Gujar claimed that it was extremely high-risk for them to perform the rescue procedures at the time of influence, as the temperature level at the area was extremely high.

“At that time, it was very risky to go inside and carry out the rescue operations as the temperature was very high. The fire department made arrangements for our team to go inside the building. We evacuated the civilians and students inside the hostel. The injured were immediately rushed to the hospital…All the senior officials were in touch with us. We recovered the bodies of all the victims,” the SDRF ASP claimed.

He better mentioned that making certain the safety and security of residents and stopping additional damages continued to be the SDRF’s leading concern.

“70-80 per cent of the operations are carried out by the SDRF…We also aim to secure the area to make sure that further damage does not take place,” Sheetal Gujar claimed.

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