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Comment: Collecting DNA from families of MH17 victims
July 20, p2The National Police said on Saturday they would continue to communicate with the families of the 12 Indonesians who died in the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 incident, to collect more DNA samples from victimsâ relatives to expedite the identification process
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strong>July 20, p2
The National Police said on Saturday they would continue to communicate with the families of the 12 Indonesians who died in the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 incident, to collect more DNA samples from victims' relatives to expedite the identification process.
Your comments:
At first sight I never thought it would happen to Malaysia Airlines for a second time in a row. It should be a breaking point for this firm. However, my sorrow goes more to those on board the airplane.
They were absolutely innocent and a hunt for the gunman responsible for having shot it down should necessarily be escalated.
This is not just a problem for the Malaysian and Dutch governments, but for international society, since it was a sort of a consciously planned massacre. The priority must be to bring the killer to judgment.
Some people have stated unjustifiably that it was the destiny of the killed passengers to be victims. That idea is burdensome.
Helmi Airan
