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No more bodies found at A-320 crash site
Interfax, Russia
May 6 2006
SOCHI. May 6 (Interfax-South) - No more body parts have been found
at the site of the Armavia plane crash during the past 24 hours,
Sergei Aristov, vice-chairman of the commission investigating the
air disaster, told journalists on Saturday.
"Fifty-one bodies have been retrieved, as reported previously.
Forty-four bodies have been identified and 34 repatriated to Armenia,"
Aristov said.
The remains of seven passengers have yet to be identified.
An Armavia A-320 passenger liner crashed near Sochi while attempting
to land early on May 3. All passengers and crew aboard the plane were
killed in the disaster.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Interfax, Russia
May 6 2006
SOCHI. May 6 (Interfax-South) - No more body parts have been found
at the site of the Armavia plane crash during the past 24 hours,
Sergei Aristov, vice-chairman of the commission investigating the
air disaster, told journalists on Saturday.
"Fifty-one bodies have been retrieved, as reported previously.
Forty-four bodies have been identified and 34 repatriated to Armenia,"
Aristov said.
The remains of seven passengers have yet to be identified.
An Armavia A-320 passenger liner crashed near Sochi while attempting
to land early on May 3. All passengers and crew aboard the plane were
killed in the disaster.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress