‘That was my spouse’: Husband of Indian-origin Nirali Sureshkumar Patel, sole Canadian killed in Air India crash, breaks down

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'That was my wife': Husband of Indian-origin Nirali Sureshkumar Patel, sole Canadian killed in Air India crash, breaks down
Ontario dentist Dr Nirali Sureshkumar Patel was on the Air India aircraft that crashed in Ahmedabad.

Mississauga dentist Dr Nirali Sureshkumar Patel was the sole Canadian on the fateful aircraft that crashed in India, killing 265. Indian-origin Dr Patel is survived by her husband and their 1-year-old youngster. “It’s absolutely shocking. There’s no words in this grievance,” group chief Don Patel, instructed CTV News Toronto on Thursday. Don, who knew Nirali’s household, stated she had been in India for 4 or 5 days earlier than making her return to Etobicoke.Ontario premier Doug Ford shared his condolences on X. “I’m saddened to learn that a Canadian from Mississauga, Ontario was among those lost in the tragic Air India crash near Ahmedabad. On behalf of the people of Ontario, I extend my deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of every victim. We are keeping you in our thoughts during this difficult time,” the Canadian politician wrote.Dr Nirali’s husband Dr Shukla who declined to supply his full identify to Canadian media, stated his spouse was there on the aircraft. “That was my wife. I am not in a state to speak right now,” he stated. Dr Nirali moved to Canada after graduating in India. In Ontario, she was employed at The Heritage Dental Care and selected dentistry as a career as a result of “the feeling that my work has made a difference in someone’s life brightens my day!” reads her bio.“Once per 12 months, Dr. Patel affords free remedies to her sufferers and sometimes volunteers at a free dental camp,” her bio added. Dr Nirali’s husband and child are in the process of traveling to India. “I spoke to her brother very briefly this morning while we were trying to help and arrange their travel,” Don said of Nirali’s family trying to get to India. “We’ll try to give them strength, whichever way we can. Sometimes words might not help them, but moral support or just showing (up) and being there with them gives them so much strength,” the family friend added.

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