Air India aircraft crash: Christian volunteers from Vadodara making 120 coffins

Volunteers from the native Christian group in Vadodara are racing in opposition to time, working tirelessly to construct 120 wood coffins to facilitate the dignified transport of the stays of the Ahmedabad aircraft crash victims to their households.

Led by father–son coffin makers Ardesh and Melvyn Rajwadi, the staff had already accomplished 25 coffins by Saturday afternoon, 14 June, demonstrating unbelievable dedication within the face of tragedy.

These concerned within the work mentioned volunteers are shopping for supplies with their very own cash and wouldn’t cost a rupee greater than the price of manufacturing.

“Air India contacted us and positioned an order for 120 coffins to move the mortal stays of the aircraft crash victims (at present stored on the mortuary in Ahmedabad civil hospital). We began work at 9 pm on Friday [13 June] and accomplished 25 coffins by Saturday afternoon. We are going to full 50 coffins by tonight and hand it over to the corporate,” mentioned Ardesh Rajwadi on Saturday night.