Ahmedabad, June 12:
An Air India passenger plane crashed in Ahmedabad on Thursday afternoon. The plane was a Boeing Dreamliner 787 and had 242 people on board. It was flying from Ahmedabad to London, but it crashed shortly after takeoff.

Crash Happened Near the Airport

The crash took place near Meghaninagar, close to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport. According to early reports, the plane may have hit a wall or a nearby building just after taking off. This caused a big fire, and the plane broke into pieces.

Fire and Smoke Covered the Area

Big flames and black smoke were seen from far away. Many people heard a loud blast and saw fire coming from the crash site. Emergency teams quickly reached the spot to try to control the fire.

Rescue Operations in Progress

Firefighters and rescue workers are doing their best to control the situation. One wing of the plane broke off, and the aircraft is badly damaged. A building near the crash site is also damaged.

At this point, it is feared that no one has survived. But rescue efforts are still going on, and the situation is being closely watched.

Medical Teams on High Alert

The Civil Hospital near the airport has cancelled all doctor leaves. Medical teams are ready to help if there are any injured people, but no survivors have been found so far.

Government Begins Investigation

Air India and government officials have started a full investigation. Experts will try to find out why the crash happened. It may have been a technical problem or a takeoff error, but we are still waiting for confirmation.

Nation in Shock

This crash is a huge tragedy. The whole country is shocked and saddened. People are praying for the victims and their families.