The medical examiner, Mrs. Leontari, estimated that the girl might have been at the point in question, where the highest temperature developed, “so it would be very difficult to find anything”
Today, Wednesday (8/3), review two is expected to take place bodies who arrived at the morgue Larisa after the deadly train accident in Tempe.
The review was requested by the families of the victims, in the presence of a technical advisor appointed by them.
Speaking to ERT on Wednesday morning about the review request, the head of the forensic service of Larissa, Rubini Leontari, said that this was requested by two families, with the investigator accepting it and giving an order for the procedure to be carried out today.
As he said, the mass disaster loss handling protocol provides for download DNA from all the bodies, even the recognizable ones.
Referring to the bodies that have been identified, she said that 29 men and 26 women have been identified on death certificates, while one man has not been identified (DNA has been taken, but there is no DNA to compare).
So there is one body that has yet to be identified and a family that is searching for their missing child.
As for the girl that her parents are still looking for her, the head of the forensic service of Larissa stated that she does not have anything from this field, which means that nothing has been identified.
Ms. Leontari estimated that the girl might have been at the point in question, where the highest temperature developed, “so it would be very difficult to find anything.”
Source: Skai
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