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In response to the tragic crash of Air India Flight AI171 at Ahmedabad Airport, multiple helplines have been activated to assist passengers, families, and concerned individuals.
Air India has launched a dedicated passenger helpline at 1800 5691 444 to offer timely information and support to affected families. Additionally, the Indian government has issued an emergency contact number specifically for the AI171 incident: 9974111327.
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To manage the developing situation, an Operational Control Room has been established at the Ministry of Civil Aviation. The control room will serve as a central coordination hub for all updates related to the crash. It can be reached via 011-24610843 and 9650391859.
Authorities have confirmed that the injured are being promptly transported to nearby hospitals for medical care. Medical teams and rescue personnel were deployed immediately following the crash, ensuring swift evacuation and emergency response.
For British nationals who may have been on board or are seeking information about friends or relatives, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office has set up a helpline. Individuals in need of consular assistance are advised to call 020 7008 5000.
Authorities urge the public to rely on official helplines for accurate information and to avoid sharing unverified updates. Further details about the cause of the crash and passenger manifest are expected to be released after preliminary investigations.