Following the Ahmedabad plane crash, the government has undertaken extensive efforts to provide support and assistance to the affected families. Rescue and relief operations are being conducted under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel. District authorities are reaching out to the families, and Nodal Officers are coordinating insurance and compensation claims. Help desks from New India Assurance, HDFC Life Insurance, and LIC are operational at the Civil Hospital to expedite the claims process. DNA sampling is ongoing, and mortal remains are being handed over with support for funeral arrangements. The state government is collaborating with other states for relatives residing outside Gujarat and Air India is providing free air travel for family members.
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Ahmedabad Plane Crash: Government Initiatives to Support Families
By Report Wire