Odisha Plane Crash / Rourkela Plane Crash: Injured Passengers Airlifted, DGCA Probe Underway
·3 months ago·2 min read

Key Points
- Two injured passengers from the Rourkela plane crash are being shifted for advanced treatment.
- A five‑member DGCA team has reached the crash site to probe the cause.
- The incident involved an India One Air Caravan aircraft that made a forced landing near Rourkela with 2 pilots and 4 passengers on board.
Rourkela, Jan 11: Two passengers, who sustained serious injuries following the plane crash in Rourkela, are being airlifted to Mumbai for advanced medical treatment.
Hospital sources confirmed that while Sabita Agrawal was transferred earlier today, her husband Sunil’s evacuation is being scheduled due to the severity of his condition.
Hospital authorities stated that the decision to shift the patients was taken in consultation with the family, ensuring that the best possible care is provided.
Authorities have assured that all necessary protocols are being followed to ensure a safe transfer.
On the other hand, a five‑member team from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has arrived at the site for a detailed investigation. Officials confirmed that the team is examining the wreckage and surrounding area to determine the exact cause of the accident.
According to sources, investigators will focus on identifying whether the crash was triggered by a mechanical fault or other contributing factors such as weather conditions or operational issues.
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The DGCA team is expected to collect evidence, review flight data, and interview witnesses to establish a clear picture of the incident.
On Saturday, An India One Air Caravan aircraft made a forced landing near Rourkela, with 2 pilots and 4 passengers on board.
Hospital sources confirmed that while Sabita Agrawal was transferred earlier today, her husband Sunil’s evacuation is being scheduled due to the severity of his condition.
Hospital authorities stated that the decision to shift the patients was taken in consultation with the family, ensuring that the best possible care is provided.
Authorities have assured that all necessary protocols are being followed to ensure a safe transfer.
On the other hand, a five‑member team from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has arrived at the site for a detailed investigation. Officials confirmed that the team is examining the wreckage and surrounding area to determine the exact cause of the accident.
According to sources, investigators will focus on identifying whether the crash was triggered by a mechanical fault or other contributing factors such as weather conditions or operational issues.
Also read: Excise Team Raids Spurious Liquor Unit In Bhubaneswar's Salia Sahi
The DGCA team is expected to collect evidence, review flight data, and interview witnesses to establish a clear picture of the incident.
On Saturday, An India One Air Caravan aircraft made a forced landing near Rourkela, with 2 pilots and 4 passengers on board.
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