The grieving families of three British citizens who lost their lives in the Air India crash have accused the prime minister of showing no leadership.
Upwards of 50 British nationals were on board the Boeing 787 Dreamliner when it crashed minutes after taking off from Ahmedabad last Thursday.
Only one British man is confirmed to have survived.
The families of three of those killed have now accused the government of failing to show leadership.
They said in a statement: "There is no UK leadership here, no medical team, no crisis professionals stationed at the hospital.
"We are forced to make appointments to see consular staff based 20 minutes away in a hotel, while our loved ones lie unidentified in an overstretched and under-resourced hospital."
They also reported "chaos" and "conflicting reports" in the aftermath of the crash.
"We're not asking for miracles 鈥� we're asking for presence, for compassion, for action," a family member said.
"Right now, we feel utterly abandoned."
The Foreign Office has been contacted for comment.