Families of crew members killed in the July 7 K2 Airways cargo plane crash have called on the government to seek foreign assistance in recovering the wreckage and flight recorders. Over 40 days have passed since the crash, and the families say they still lack information, compensation, and death certificates. The incident occurred on Saturday, and the plane was en route to a destination when it crashed.
The families expressed frustration over the lack of progress in the recovery efforts, emphasizing their need for closure. They believe foreign expertise could expedite the process and provide the necessary technical support. Local authorities have not yet confirmed plans to involve international teams, leaving the families in limbo.
The crash has raised concerns about aviation safety and the efficiency of local recovery operations. While the exact cause of the crash remains under investigation, the families remain hopeful that foreign involvement could bring clarity and justice. Their calls for action highlight the ongoing challenges in handling such incidents in the region.
