186 people killed in the Boeing 777 crash have been found: Taruta's adviser claims bodies were stolen
Donetsk, July 19 (Navigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – As of the morning of July 19, the bodies of 186 victims who were victims of the crash of a Malaysian airliner were found.
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“The head of the search work determined a search square with an area of 25 square meters. km (n. Moskovskoye, Rassypnoye, Grabovo, Stryukovo, Grabovo Reservoir). About 18 square meters were surveyed. km of territory, a diving team examined 2,1 square meters. km of the reservoir,” the press service of the State Emergency Service reports.
In the Main Directorate of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Kharkov region, the work of the headquarters has been launched to create appropriate conditions for the work of the State Commission to investigate the causes of the plane crash.
“Search work is hampered by the presence of armed separatists who are interfering with the work of the units of the State Tax Service of Ukraine. 100 personnel, including divers and 18 pieces of equipment, were involved in search and rescue operations from the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, and 70 personnel from the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
A government commission has been created to investigate the causes of the tragedy,” the department said in a statement.
At the same time, on his Facebook page, Advisor to the Chairman of the Donetsk Regional State Administration Konstantin Batozsky stated that representatives of the DPR removed the bodies of 24 victims of the plane crash in an unknown direction.
As Navigator reported, on July 17, a Boeing 777 Malaysia Airlines plane crashed while flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur. There were 298 people on board the liner, including 15 crew members. The DPR leadership stated that it will provide assistance and support in the investigation.
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