Archive · 18 Jun 2025

Air India Crash: 190 Victims Identified, Bodies Released

Air India Crash: 190 Victims Identified, Bodies Released

After the Air India plane crashed, authorities are using DNA to identify victims.

DNA samples from 190 people have been matched so far.

The families of 159 victims have received the bodies, including those of foreign nationals.

The crash happened in Ahmedabad, and the work of identifying victims using DNA is ongoing.

The plane was heading to London.

Sources

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