A French journalist, who says he was the first reporter to arrive at the scene of the Germanwings air crash, has told euronews that it appears the
A French journalist, who says he was the first reporter to arrive at the scene of the Germanwings air crash, has told euronews that it appears the plane was “pulverised.”
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Nicolas Balique, from Marseille, has been recalling what he saw in the French Alps on Tuesday, after the Airbus A320 went down during a flight from Barcelona to Dusseldorf.
“I had the impression that the plane couldn’t be there. I said to myself it’s not possible, it’s not here or where this could have happened. There was nothing, but when I got nearer, just 300 metres away, I found small parts of the wreckage,” he explained.
“I had the impression the plane was pulverised when it smashed into the mountain. I think it’s unimaginable for the families.
“I repeat the emotion I had, it’s unimaginable that these lives have been pulverised. This is a plane, but these are also lives.”