On the 21st, an Eastern Airlines plane carrying 132 people crashed in Teng County, Wuzhou City, Guangxi Province, China.
The occupant's family, who watched the accident from a distance, did not find crying, and some shouted.
"We're here to pick you up, if there's a soul in heaven, don't forget to go home with us."
“I will take the soil from the accident site.”
Fifth day of the accident.
Chinese authorities are searching the scene 24 hours a day in hopes of a miracle, but there have been no reports of any survivors.
As the impact at the time of the accident reached a depth of 20 m from the ground, it is observed that the chances of occupants' survival are slim.
The Guangxi Fire and Rescue Team said that by the afternoon of the 24th, 21 belongings of the passengers, 183 aircraft wreckage, and some of the bodies of the victims were found.
Yesterday morning, about 200 family members of the passengers visited the scene.
Some came with flowers.
It rained for two days and the site was all muddy.
Some of the family members looked at the search site with sorrowful expressions before they left.
And I put the clay on the site in pottery and plastic bags that had been prepared.
While not giving up hope that their loved ones will return, Chinese netizens expressed their condolences and regrets over the grief of the families who feared that even the body might not be found in the crash that shocked the plane to pieces.
The black bow headband found at the scene on the 22nd also breaks the hearts of Chinese people.
According to the Hongxing Shimbun, a Chinese media, a photo of a woman in her twenties living in Yunnan province among the passengers on the plane was found on Weibo, a Chinese social media site, after the headband was released in a live broadcast report of the accident scene by Chinese state-run CCTV. This has been revealed.
The woman is said to have been trying to escape via Guangzhou Airport to Zhejiang Province, where her boyfriend is.
My boyfriend, who was about to meet me at the airport, wrote in the WeChat conversation, "I just saw the news, please come safely" and "You must be so scared, I'll go pick you up", but there was no reply.
'Vertical Fall' Mystery Full Black Box... "It takes 10 to 15 days to analyze"
Two black boxes were installed on the plane: a cockpit voice recorder (CVR) and a flight data recorder (FDR), and the CVR was discovered on the 23rd.
The FDR, which has not yet been retrieved, contains the aircraft's altitude, speed, wind, etc., as well as aircraft attitude, control surface movement, engine thrust, and landing gear operation.
Data from FDR is very important to determine the cause of the accident, as it is estimated that the plane suddenly fell vertically from an altitude of 8,800 m.
On the morning of the 25th, a Chinese media reported that the second black box, FDR, was found, and Weibo was excited, but it was not true.
However, Chinese state-run CCTV said it had found orange fragments in the middle of the crash site.
As the exterior of the previously discovered CVR was orange, experts expressed anticipation that a black box could be found nearby.
Chinese authorities, which began reading the recovered CVRs, said that it would take 10 to 15 days to analyze the data, saying that the possibility of data corruption cannot be ruled out.
The authorities avoided an immediate answer to the question of whether the plane had fallen vertically, saying, "It is a problem that requires the cooperation of technical experts and investigators."
According to the investigation so far, the impact range of the plane of the accident is about 30 meters in radius, and most of the debris is concentrated at the main impact point.