A deadly malfunction of Boeing 787 Dreamliner has taken too many lives.
Out of the airplane’s burning rubble, one man climbed out in a bloodstained shirt.
Vishwash Kumar Ramesh is a British national of Indian origin.
The other 241 people on the flight tragically passed away — including Ramesh’s brother, with whom he had visited family before attempting to return back to the UK on the fateful flight.
Worse yet, the flaming plane crashed into a medical doctors’ hostel, where the death toll seems to be rising from a known five.
“Thirty seconds after takeoff, there was a loud noise and then the plane crashed. It all happened so quickly”, Ramesh said, interviewed in the hospital.
Seeing people around him die before his eyes, he thought he was dead himself.
“He has some blood in the images, but he’s not very badly injured. He is very comfortable and under strict observation, no issues”, says Dr. Rajnish Patel, professor and head of surgery at Ahmedabad Civil Hospital.
He had kicked open the door or window and walked out with burns on his arm.
CNN safety analyst and former US Federal Aviation Administration safety inspector David Soucie said it was “incredibly surprising” that Ramesh, being seated “right where the spar of the wing would go under”, survived.
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