MH17: The Tragic Journey презентация

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The Final Indignity

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MH17: The Tragic Journey


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The Final Indignity


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Row on row: The bagged victims were gathered and piled onto

vehicles before being taken to a train station in rebel-held Torez, nine miles from the crash site

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Bodies of victims are placed in plastic sacks by the side

of the road at the crash site of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 near the village of Hrabove, eastern Ukraine, on Saturday. | AP

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Local Hrabove residents are seen scavenging the crash site of MH17.


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Piled up: Rescue workers are pictured above at the MH17 crash

site in Grabovo, eastern Ukraine, moving bodies onto trucks

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Loading up: The rescue workers were seen holding up the back

of the truck with a stick while the bodies were tossed on board

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Aftermath: Black bags are still being taken from the crash site

by rescue workers

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Horrifying: The international community has expressed outrage over the undignified scene

- with swarms of flies buzzing around the train

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Dirty work: Some of the emergency services laid flowers on the

bagged-up bodies, as outrage at their treatment intensified across the world

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Cleared: Two workers prepare the vehicle for the corpses at a

crash site in Grabovo

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Armed pro-Russian separatists block the way to the crash site of

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17, near the village of Grabove, in the region of Donetsk

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In the heat: Emergency workers were pictured today at the crash

site still struggling to gather together the last bodies of victims

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Hauling: Workers are pictured yesterday at the crash site plucking and

bagging up remains of victims

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Horrifying: The bodies are dumped in rubbish trucks by rescue workers.

Despite criticism, militiamen insist they are doing everything they can for the dead

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Hauling: Rescue workers spent hours upon hours moving bodies around the

site, which had lain where they fell for days

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Efforts: Emergency workers have now recovered the vast majority of victims

bodies from the crash site

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Chaotic: Armed guards and investigators were seen yesterday at the crash

site as pressure intensified to deal with the bodies approriately

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Putrefied: Reporters on the scene struggle against the overwhelming smell of

the dead bodies

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Stench: Even the pro-Russian separatists had a hard time dealing with

the presence of so many decomposing bodies

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Escort: A Dutch forensics expert, centre in blue and orange, was

seen flanked by armed men coming back from the train carriages

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Tributes: Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko left flowers outside the Dutch embassy

in Kiev

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Inside: Investigators wearing face masks were seen walking through the carriage

containing the massed corpses

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Clambering in: Monitors were allowed in on Monday, as forensics experts

were promised the train would be on the move by afternoon

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Horror: An inspector from the OSCE international body covers her mouth

and nose as she stands in front of the morgue train loaded high with corpses

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Stench: A rebel can be seen holding his nose as the

door to a carriage containing the heaped bodies is opened

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Open access: Locals in Ukraine were yesterday seen walking up and

down the train containing the bodies of the MH17 victims

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Taking a look: Despite the presence of armed guards, Ukrainian citizens

and their families seemed able to walk right up to the carriages

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On guard: The rebels were today in control of the area

around Torez train station, but onlookers were allowed to walk right up to the carriages

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Finally: The refrigerated train carrying the bodies of MH17 crash victims

has finally set off from rebel-held Torez in eastern Ukraine four days after the disaster

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Remains: The train is carrying the bodies of 282 victims and

87 fragments from a further 16, Ukrainian officials said. The rest were incinerated

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Luggage: As pro-Russian separatists prepared the train to set off from

the station in Torez, the passengers' luggage was also driven over from the site

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Dutch forensics arrived at the site to identify the bodies that

will now be handed to officials in the Netherlands, which lost 173 civilians

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Almost 200 victims were piled high in the sweltering heat in

eastern Ukraine in the village near Grabovo controlled by pro-Russian separatists

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International Experts Hold Minute Of Silence For Crash Victims


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A train carrying bodies of the MH17 victims arrives in the

Ukrainian city of Kharkiv.

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Macabre delivery: Police officers secure the refrigerated train as it arrives

at a Kharkiv tank factory before the bodies are loaded onto planes and flown back to the Netherlands.

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A Boeing C-17 of the Royal Australian Air Force at Eindhoven

Airbase where it is waiting to fly the first bodies back to the Netherlands where the MH17 flight took off.

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Ready: A transport plane that will be used to carry the

remains of the victims of Malaysia Airlines MH17 downed over rebel-held territory in eastern Ukraine, is parked on the tarmac before heading to the Netherlands.

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Mourning: The Dutch flag flies at half mast on the parliament

building in The Hague. The Dutch government has declared today a day of national mourning for the victims of the MH187 disaster.

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Journey: The first bodies of those killed in the MH17 massacre

have been loaded on to a cargo plane ready to be transported to Eindhoven in the Netherlands for a tortuous identification process that could take months.

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A worker uses a forklift to load bodies on to the

Royal Australian Air Force Boeing C-17 plane, ready to be transported to the .

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Tribute: Ukrainian officials attend a farewell ceremony next the transport plane

that will be used to carry the remains of some of the victims of MH17 later today(23 July)

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Solemn: Four bodies are carried up to a transport plane during

a ceremony at Kharkiv airport this morning. The bodies are being flown to the Netherlands after being recovered from the MH17 crash sitel.

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Salute: Dignitaries from the Netherlands, (Hans Docter, the Dutch Ambassador, third

from left) and Australia (ambassador Gene Dunn, left of Mr Docter; Colonel Peter Steel, saluting in black hat; and retired Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston, saluting in green hat) watch as the coffin of an MH17 victim is carried towards the plane

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Heading to the Netherlands: Honour guards load a coffin of one

of the victims of Malaysia Airlines MH17 on to a transport plane.

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Tragic journey: A Dutch C130 aircraft carrying 16 bodies leaves Ukrainian

soil bound for the Netherlands following a ceremony at Kharkiv aiport this morning. The plane is the first of a series of flights to the Netherlands transporting MH17 victims from the crash site

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Flags - including that of Malaysia (centre) were seen flying at

half mast as the convoy of hearses made their way from Eindhoven military air base.

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Released: The bodies of 40 victims arrived at Eindhoven airport on

two military planes - one of them this Dutch Air Force C-130 Hercules - earlier this afternoon.

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Salute: A Dutch military musician plays the Last Post at the

airbase in Eindhoven as the victims' bodies are placed into hearses

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The dignified reception at Eindhoven airport was in stark contrast to

the treatment of the victims' remains in eastern Ukraine in the days after the crash.

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Family members of the victims killed in Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17

plane disaster react as hearses carrying the victims arrive to be identified

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Tears: Queen Maxima of the Netherlands wipes away a tear as

the bodies of victims of the MH17 crash are removed from an air force transport plane and placed in hearses at Eindhoven airport

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King Willem-Alexander, second left, Queen Maxima, third left, and Prime Minister

Mark Rutte, third right, observe a moment of silence during a ceremony to mark the return of the first bodies of passengers and crew killed in the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17.

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A convoy of hearses containing the remains of 40 victims of

the Malaysia Airlines MH17 disaster drives past international flags as it leaves Eindhoven airport en route to a military base in nearby Hilversum

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A convoy of hearses carrying coffins containing the remains of victims

of the downed Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 drives from the Eindhoven Airbase to Hilversum.

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A row of hearses carrying victims killed aboard Flight MH17 plane

disaster arrives in Hilversum, where forensic experts will begin the painstaking task of identifying the bodies and returning them to their loved ones.

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Condolences: A woman lights a candle outside the Embassy of the

Netherlands in Kiev to commemorate victims of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17.

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7/23/2014王文堯 Kaohsiung Taiwan R.O.C
All photos were taken from Daily

Mail,NBS News,Yahoo News,Internet,..etc..

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