Mangalore: In commemoration of the fourth anniversary of the Air India Express crash at Bajpe airport in 2010, the district administration on Thursday May 22 paid a solemn homage to the victims of the crash at Kenjar.
The air crash, one of India's worst aviation disasters, had claimed 158 lives and spared eight passengers.
District incharge minister Ramanath Rai, mayor Mahabala Maarla, deputy commissioner A B Ibrahim and airport officials and others placed wreaths to pay their respects to the departed souls.
Expressing his condolence, Ramanath Rai said, "Four years ago Mangalore witnessed a massive disaster and it is still fresh in our minds. No Mangalorean can erase that tragedy from memory. I extend my deepest sympathies to the families of those who lost their lives in the tragedy."
22/05/14 Daijiworld
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The air crash, one of India's worst aviation disasters, had claimed 158 lives and spared eight passengers.
District incharge minister Ramanath Rai, mayor Mahabala Maarla, deputy commissioner A B Ibrahim and airport officials and others placed wreaths to pay their respects to the departed souls.
Expressing his condolence, Ramanath Rai said, "Four years ago Mangalore witnessed a massive disaster and it is still fresh in our minds. No Mangalorean can erase that tragedy from memory. I extend my deepest sympathies to the families of those who lost their lives in the tragedy."
22/05/14 Daijiworld
