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'Impossible to save anyone, temp due to burning fuel too high'
June 13, 2025
|Hindustan Times Bengaluru
Union minister Amit Shah said that the temperature in the Air India plane, which crashed in Ahmedabad on Thursday, was so high due to burning fuel that there was no chance to save anyone.
AHMEDABAD: Union minister Amit Shah said that the temperature in the Air India plane, which crashed in Ahmedabad on Thursday, was so high due to burning fuel that there was no chance to save anyone.
"There was 1.25 lakh litre of fuel inside the plane and it caught heat, so it was impossible to save anyone," Shah told reporters.
The entire nation is in deep shock following the tragedy, he said. Shah also expressed condolences to relatives of those killed in the accident.
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