Paul Njoroge has spent the last month replaying the same six minutes in his mind -- the amount of time it took for Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 to crash shortly after its takeoff from Addis Ababa las
t month, killing everyone on board.
“To think what they went through over the six minutes, the fear, and my wife knowing that she has all three kids in that aircraft -- and my mom-in-law as well.” He said. “What went through her mind?” “Every time I came to Toronto...I knew that I’m going to meet them,” he said. “This time…I travelled knowing that there is nobody to come see me.”
“I know there’s a family who lost six members, and they are going through such [kind of] pain.” He said.Njoroge told CTV Toronto’s Tracy Tong that he has read the preliminary report on the crash, but is waiting for the investigation to finish.
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