Pressure now on Netherlands team to identify bodies


PUTRAJAYA: The pressure is now on the Netherlands investigation team to identify the bodies of the MH17 victims, as the Malaysian side is confident of producing the DNA profiles of the next-of-kin within a short period.

The Malaysian Chemistry Department forensic division director Dr Kamaruddin Asri said the DNA profiling for the living next-of-kin was “an easy process” which could be completed within 48 hours.

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