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‘My memories are frozen on June 12’: A year on, families of AI-171 victims still searching for answers
A year after the AI-171 aviation tragedy in India, families of victims continue seeking answers despite receiving compensation from the airline and government. Relatives emphasize that financial aid cannot replace the lives lost in the incident.
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