Dutch specialists in the environment will continue to collect debris Malaysian Boeing that crashed in July in the East of Ukraine, according to a Dutch report of the security Council (DSB).

" The third day duties of the wreckage MH17 ended. Work is progressing according to plan, have plans to continue it tomorrow ", - reported in the report of the Council.

Found professionals fragments of the aircraft, as specified, were brought in Torez, where they were put on a train platform. It is expected that the wreckage will be taken to Kharkov, then they will be shipped to the Netherlands.

yesterday authorized the Dutch security Council (DSB) said that the collection of debris liner will take another five days. On Sunday the head of the Ministry of the unrecognized Donetsk national Republic Alexey Kostrowicki suggested, it may take up to 10 days.
Boeing 777 bound flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, crashed on the area of self-proclaimed DND on July 17. In the interior of the liner was 298 people, all of them lost their lives.

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