The crash site Malaysian Boeing took 2 tons of debris
Experts from the Netherlands and Malaysia have taken the place of the disaster Boeing 45 bags of wreckage weighing about 2 tons, stated on the first day of the week in the Ministry of emergency situations of the Donetsk national Republic.

Experts from the Netherlands and Malaysia have taken the place of the disaster Boeing 45 bags of wreckage weighing about 2 tons, stated on the first day of the week in the Ministry of emergency situations of the Donetsk national Republic.
"with the participation of rescuers from the city of Torez With the place of the disaster Boeing collected 45 bags of small fragments of the plane ", - quotes the expression of the messenger office Donetsk news Agency.
Each bag can hold up to 50 kg of cargo, and the total weight of the collected debris is about 2 tons. Experts from the Netherlands and Malaysia arrived on April 16 in the area of the disaster Boeing to continue the investigation of the causes of the crash. They already found the fresh remains. At this point of time in the Netherlands identified the remains from 296 298 victims of the tragedy. The plane crash Boeing 777 " Malaysian airlines ", which was flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, 17 July over the territory of Donetsk region of Ukraine, controlled by DND. In the cabin of the ship was 298 people, which were 85 children and fifteen members of the crew. Survivors of a plane crash there. After a short time after the tragedy, the Ministry of defense of Russia presented data of objective observations for disaster Malaysian Boeing 777, according to which the alleged site of the lesion Malaysian Boeing gets in a zone of bombardment Buk " military power of Ukraine, in addition, quite close To the passenger plane was spotted Ukrainian military plane, then it was stated, because it could be su-25. At the end of October, the Prosecutor from the Netherlands Fred Westerbeke, coordinating international proceedings, announced the preliminary findings, the main thrust of which was to ensure that nothing is clear, and collected at the time the evidence had been insufficient to fully restore the picture of what happened.