Floral tributes ebing aid to late Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) Gen Bipin Rawat in Srinagar. (Photo | PTI) 
Tamil Nadu

Public pay tributes along roadside

On the way via Mettupalayam, Annur, and Karumathampatti, many people, including students, were seen standing along the roadside holding candles.

Express News Service

COIMBATORE: Hundreds of people, at several places in Coimbatore district, paid their tributes to the 13 deceased in the IAF helicopter crash, on Thursday. People stood on both sides of the roads and paid their floral tributes when the bodies of the deceased were brought to the Sulur Air Base in the district by road. The mortal remains were moved by road from Wellington to the Air Base as the weather was not appropriate for airlifting them.

On the way via Mettupalayam, Annur, and Karumathampatti, many people, including students, were seen standing along the roadside holding candles. Meanwhile, two vehicles, including the free hearse service van carrying the mortal remains of one of the victims, met with a minor accident on the Mettupalayam - Annur Road. The coffin in the van had to be shifted to another. In another incident, a police escort vehicle accompanying the vans met with an accident on a curve on the Nilgiris Ghat road near Burliar

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