The Ministry of Roads and Urban Development, in its forty-second announcement of the payment committee for the honored survivors of the Ukrainian flight disaster, has requested the heirs of the victims to take action to receive compensation for the damages caused by this incident. This announcement emphasizes condolence and sympathy to the families of the deceased and explains the compensation payment process.
Emphasis on Condolence and Acceleration of Payments
In this announcement, the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development, while expressing sympathy to the families of the victims of Flight 752 of Ukraine, emphasized that based on the resolution No. 118136/T 55341 dated January 5, 2021, the ministry is obligated to honor and provide condolence to the legal heirs of each of the deceased. This resolution is designed in such a way that it does not differentiate between nationality, gender, and age of the heirs, and all families can benefit from this support.
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Contact Information and Compensation Claim Process
The Ministry of Roads and Urban Development has requested the legal heirs of the victims to contact the phone number 88646245-021 during office hours to receive the necessary information to initiate the compensation claim process. Additionally, heirs can send their messages via email to Contact.PS752.IR.
In this resolution, the issue of compensation payment is solely related to the damages caused by the flight incident, and this does not prevent the pursuit of criminal aspects of the matter in competent judicial authorities. This is an important point that heirs should pay attention to and preserve their right to legal recourse if necessary.
The crash of Flight 752 of Ukraine on January 8, 2021, resulted in the deaths of 176 people, many of whom left grieving families. With this action, the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development aims to alleviate some of the burden of this sorrow on the families and show them that the government stands by them in these difficult times.
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