LONDON – The first police officers and soldiers at the site of the plane crash in Ukraine have searched for human remains and belongings of the victims come back on Friday to the Netherlands. 135 forensic experts and military police from the Netherlands, Australia and Malaysia countries Friday afternoon at three o’clock at Eindhoven Air Base.
A Dutch C-130 Hercules and an Australian C-17 Globemaster bring experts and researchers from Kharkov to Eindhoven. Here they are welcomed by the Chief of Defence, General Tom Middendorp, Gerard Bouman chief of the National Police and Steve Lancaster of the Australian police.
For unsafe: Mission discontinued
The experts worked in recent days on and around the site of the plane crash in Ukraine. Because it’s there too unsafe for them, Wednesday was decided to abandon the mission. Provisionally In the disaster area fighting between rebels and pro-Russian Ukrainian army.
Thursday landed a military transport plane with personal belongings of the victims of the air crash in Ukraine in Eindhoven. And already were five flights from Kharkov in Eindhoven with the remains and bodies of the victims of the air crash.
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