Kozhikode: Employed in Dubai, Muhammed Fasil, 28, from Kodiyathur in Kozhikode and Parameswaran, 30, from Pattabi in Palakkad had their timings perfected before boarding the Air India Express flight to Kozhikode on August 7.
Both of them had scheduled their weddings exactly one month of their arrival to their native places, so that they could complete their quarantine during the period and prepare for one of the most important events of their life.
However, the plane mishap dashed all their hopes. And while they survived, the trauma and shock continues to haunt them.
“Every passenger had a very bad feeling about things inside the flight. My worst experience was walking by the side of two people who had been seated beside me in the flight and were badly injured following the mishap. Though I was able to walk out of the plane, I started bleeding and vomiting blood soon after I got out. I was completely helpless. I could not even help a single person,” Fasil told TNIE, all the while struggling to gather his thoughts.
Fasil’s last trip to Kerala was nine months ago, to attend the last prayers of his mother who had died.
But he gradually got over the trauma of losing his mother demise and decided to marry.
10/08/20 Pooja Nair/New Indian Express
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Both of them had scheduled their weddings exactly one month of their arrival to their native places, so that they could complete their quarantine during the period and prepare for one of the most important events of their life.
However, the plane mishap dashed all their hopes. And while they survived, the trauma and shock continues to haunt them.
“Every passenger had a very bad feeling about things inside the flight. My worst experience was walking by the side of two people who had been seated beside me in the flight and were badly injured following the mishap. Though I was able to walk out of the plane, I started bleeding and vomiting blood soon after I got out. I was completely helpless. I could not even help a single person,” Fasil told TNIE, all the while struggling to gather his thoughts.
Fasil’s last trip to Kerala was nine months ago, to attend the last prayers of his mother who had died.
But he gradually got over the trauma of losing his mother demise and decided to marry.
10/08/20 Pooja Nair/New Indian Express
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