BRASILIA, Brazil (Reuters) - Rescuers on Sunday cleared the thick jungle around the wreckage of a Brazilian passenger plane that crashed in the Amazon with 155 people on board, opening the way for teams to begin retrieving bodies.
"The chances of finding survivors are increasingly slim," Milton Zuanazzi, head of the aviation regulator ANAC, said of what is feared to be Brazil's worst aviation disaster.
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