MH17 Crash: A race against time, says Liow


AMSTERDAM: The sending back of bodies to Malaysia before Hari Raya remains a challenge because it is uncertain if Malaysian victims were among the first batch of bodies that were sent from Kharkiv, Transport Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai said.

The first batch of 40 bodies arrived at Eindhoven airbase shortly before 4pm local time (10pm Malaysian time) yesterday from Kharkiv.

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