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| Thai crash victim brought home | |
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| The body of Londonderry man Aaron Toland who was killed in the Thai air disaster is being brought home. | |
| The 22-year-old student and his friend were on their way to Australia when the plane they were in crashed on the island of Phuket. | The 22-year-old student and his friend were on their way to Australia when the plane they were in crashed on the island of Phuket. |
| His aunt, Patricia Logue, thanked those who had given support to the family since the crash on Sunday. | |
| "Nothing could prepare us to lose Aaron in this terrible tragic manner so far away from us, his family," she said. | |
| Mr Toland's friend Chris Cooley remains in hospital on the island. Doctors have said he will make a full recovery. | |
| Ashley Harrow from Moira, County Armagh, also survived the crash and said it was a miracle he was not killed or seriously injured. | Ashley Harrow from Moira, County Armagh, also survived the crash and said it was a miracle he was not killed or seriously injured. |
| There were 123 passengers and seven crew on board the flight from Bangkok when it crashed in poor weather. | There were 123 passengers and seven crew on board the flight from Bangkok when it crashed in poor weather. |