Tiba di Eindhoven, 38 Peti Jenazah Korban Tragedi MH17
Last 38 Coffins Arrive At Eindhoven
Editor : Ismail Gani
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
Eindhoven (B2B) - 38 peti jenazah korban pesawat naas Malaysia Airlines MH-17, kembali tiba di bandar udara militer Belanda di Eindhoven yang diterbangkan dari Kharkiv Ukraina dengan menggunakan dua pesawat yakni C-130 Hercules Kerajaan Belanda dan Boeing C-17 Australia.
Penerimaan 38 peti jenazah tersebut dilakukan dalam prosesi penyambutan yang khidmat, dihadiri pejabat tinggi Belanda diantaranya Menteri Ekonomi Belanda, Henk Kamp, State Secretary of Social Affairs and Employment, Mrs. Jetta Klinsman, dan pejabat lainnya, seperti dilansir Yahoo News.
Hadir pula dalam acara penerimaan jenazah tersebut Menteri Luar Negeri Australia, The Hon Julie Bishop MP, serta perwakilan Negara asing dari negara korban.Den Haag.
Ketigapuluh delapan peti jenazah tersebut kemudian dibawa dengan iringan mobil jenazah menuju Korporaal van Oudheusdenkazerne di Hilversum untuk kemudian akan dilakukan proses identifikasi jenazah.
Sampai dengan Sabtu 26 Juli tercatat 227 peti jenazah korban pesawat MH-17 tiba di Belanda dalam empat kali kedatangan, masing-masing 40 peti jenazah pada tanggal 23 Juli, dan tanggal 24 Juli sebanyak 74 peti jenazah dan masing masing 75 peti jenazah dan 38 peti jenazah masing-masing 25 dan 26 Juli lalu.
Eindhoven - The last 38 coffins carrying the remains of the victims of the downed Malaysia Airlines (MAS) plane arrived at the Eindhoven Royal Dutch airbase here on Saturday from Kharkiv, Ukraine.
This brings to a total of 227 coffins delivered to the Dutch authorities, who are leading the international investigation team.
The coffins were flown in by the Dutch and Australian air force planes that landed at 3.45 pm local time.
The families of those onboard MH17 were also present at the airbase and they observed a moment of silence once both aircraft docked.
Later, each of the coffin was loaded into a hearse to be sent to the Dutch military base at Hilversum for forensic investigation and Disaster Victim Identification (DVI).
Flight MH17 was flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur when it went down in Donetsk, eastern Ukraine near the Russian border on July 17.
The Boeing 777-200 aircraft carrying 298 people - 283 passengers and 15 crew - was believed to have been shot down, but no one has yet to claim responsibility for the heinous act.
