More heartbreaking photos have emerged showing the extent of the devastating Ethiopian Airlines crash.The plane is said to have dug a 10 metre crater upon impact with the ground and a large fire ensued soon after. Following the crash, more detailed images revealed there was virtually no chance of anyone to survive the crash which claimed 157 lives
Even as the world is still coming to terms with the tragic Ethiopian Airlines tragedy, fresh photos from the crash site have brought to perspective the devastating manner in which all 157 people lost their lives.
As reported earlier, Kenya suffered the most casualties in the crash, with 32 confirmed to have been aboard the ill-fated Boeing 737-8 MAX.
The aircraft reportedly left Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa at 0838 hours on Sunday, March 10 before losing contact with the control tower six minutes later.
A black box in the plane’s cockpit has already been salvaged from the wreckage and it will be used in aiding in investigations on what exactly caused the crash.
According to witnesses, an enormous fire was visible at the crash site near the town of Bishoftu, some 31 miles from Addis Ababa.
More revealing photos accessed showed the plane dug a crater which was up to 10 metres as a result of the impact with the ground.
