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Ghatkopar plane crash: Doctors to use teeth to ID victims
Updated On: 29 June, 2018 06:08 PM IST | Mumbai | Vinod Kumar Menon
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Charred remains of the aircraft at Ghatkopar on Thursday. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi
Captain Pradeep Rajput, co-pilot Maria Zuberi, and engineers Manish Kumar Pandey and Surbhi (who goes by one name), who died in the chartered plane crash at Ghatkopar on Thursday morning, had sustained superficial to deep burn injuries before they died of multiple injuries, the postmortem report from Rajawadi Hospital has revealed.
A team of forensic surgeons Dr Shivaji Patil, Dr Rahul Jadhav, Dr Amit Chauhan and Dr Prakash Hingere conducted the autopsy on each body starting from 6 pm and went on for nearly four hours. The entire procedure was captured on camera and Dr Hemlata Pandey, the odontologist from KEM's forensic department, joined the team to extracted molar teeth from the bodies to help with identification.




