MH17: Dutch authorities to allow victims' next-of-kin to view arrival of wreckage


A file picture of a worker recovering MH17 wreckage from the crash site in Ukraine. - EPA

PETALING JAYA: Dutch authorities will allow family members of MH17 victims to observe the arrival of the first batch of plane debris in the Netherlands.

The Dutch Safety Board, in a statement on its website Saturday, said the first shipment of wreckage from the plane was set to arrive next week, before its components were unloaded, photographed, scanned and categorised as per procedure.

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