Mumbai : Air India has started giving compensation to the victim’s family members who died in Ahmedabad plane crash. Let us tell you that about 241 people died in the accident in Ahmedabad on 12 June. Air India had announced a compensation of 25-25 lakhs to the families of those killed in this accident, which has now started to be released.

Air India Airline said that a team of trained psychologists and doctors has been deployed in Ahmedabad to provide psychological help to affected families or individuals. Air India said in a statement that a team of medical personnel, including nurses and pharmacists, has been deployed to meet the current or emerging health requirements. Air India has said that interim compensation began to be released from June 20, in which 3 families have received payment so far and the remaining claims are being processed.

The airline announced on 14 June that it would provide an interim compensation of Rs 25 lakh or about 21,500 pounds to help the families of each deceased and surviving person in the airline’s Boeing 787-8 aircraft accident in Ahmedabad to meet immediate financial needs. This original company is in addition to compensation of Rs 1 crore declared by Tata Sons.

Air India said that a centralized assistance window active since June 15 is assisting families in the process of claims for interim compensation. Air India said that this single window system ensures rapid documentation and helps to start the compensation process immediately.

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Air India said that she is also contacting those who have been injured and are also contacting the families of those who have lost their lives on the ground to initiate the compensation process for them. The airline said that families are also being assisted during DNA identification. Also, when assigned to the body from the hospital, each family has at least one career, who provides transport and funeral, as well as ensures the dignity and supreme respect of the deceased and his loved ones.

(With agency input)