Heart-wrecking images from the deadly Sunday crash scene at Bishoftu (Debre Zeit) area, about 60 kilometers from Ethiopia’s Capital Addis Ababa, have revealed the magnitude accident.
By just a glimpse of the site, one can out-rightly tell that it was hard for occupants of the Boeing 737 Max-8 to survive.
Even as investigators unwrap the accident, it appears the plane went down nose first as shown by a huge crater created upon impact. Debris can be seen strewn all over the dry piece of land laying parallel to a bushy hill.
Shoes and few other personal effects from passengers and metallic compartments dislodged from fuselage as the aircraft plunged through the dry field could be seen.
The accident claimed lives of 149 passengers and eight crew. Kenya lost the highest number of its citizens to the crash.