The wife of one of the three crew members who were on board the Dornier aircraft which went missing last Monday has tweeted to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, appealing for help.
Deepa Subash, the wife of Navigator Deputy Commandant Subash Suresh, tweeted on Monday,
Search operations, which entered its eight day today, have failed to locate the Coast Guard aircraft that took off from Chennai on Monday evening on a routine surveillance flight. It was last tracked 16 kilometres east off Chidambaram coast by radar in Trichy at 9:23 pm.
"The family is shattered... any kind of help which we could get from anybody, we are open to it," Ms Subash, who flew in to Chennai from Doha, told NDTV today. "If we could get the intervention of the PM, then may be, they could expedite the search operation," she also said, adding, "I have not heard anything yet from the Prime Minister's Office."
The couple, who have a 14-month-old son, had last spoken on the morning of June 8, the day the aircraft went missing. Ms Suresh said the duo interacted through Skype every evening.
16/06/15 NDTV
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Deepa Subash, the wife of Navigator Deputy Commandant Subash Suresh, tweeted on Monday,
Search operations, which entered its eight day today, have failed to locate the Coast Guard aircraft that took off from Chennai on Monday evening on a routine surveillance flight. It was last tracked 16 kilometres east off Chidambaram coast by radar in Trichy at 9:23 pm.
"The family is shattered... any kind of help which we could get from anybody, we are open to it," Ms Subash, who flew in to Chennai from Doha, told NDTV today. "If we could get the intervention of the PM, then may be, they could expedite the search operation," she also said, adding, "I have not heard anything yet from the Prime Minister's Office."
The couple, who have a 14-month-old son, had last spoken on the morning of June 8, the day the aircraft went missing. Ms Suresh said the duo interacted through Skype every evening.
16/06/15 NDTV
