In the wake of the AI-171 plane crash in Ahmedabad, the government has launched immediate rescue and relief efforts. The Chief Minister’s office reported a swift government response led by Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel. The focus is on supporting the families of those affected, with district-level officials assigned as Nodal Officers to oversee insurance and compensation claims. Help desks have been established at the Civil Hospital to assist with claims, with New India Assurance and HDFC Life serving as lead insurers. DNA matching is ongoing, and mortal remains are being handed over with comprehensive support, including funeral arrangements and transport. Coordination with other states for out-of-state relatives is in place, and Air India is providing travel assistance.
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