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Diu: Many would think of him as one of the luckiest persons alive in the world. But for Vishwas Kumar Ramesh, the sole survivor of the June 12 Air India plane crash, it has been a struggle to get over the monumental tragedy.
He is now taking a psychiatrist’s help to find a way of coping with the traumatic experience, his cousin said.
When the London-bound Boeing 787 Dreamliner came down seconds after the take-off from the Ahmedabad airport, 40-year-old Vishwas, an Indian-origin British citizen, was the only passenger who walked away alive. His brother Ajay was among the 241 others onboard who perished along with 19 persons on the ground.
The memories of the scenes of the crash site, his miraculous escape and his brother’s death still hound Vishwas, said his cousin Sunny.
“Many people, including our relatives living abroad, call us to inquire about Vishwas’s well-being.
