Bodies of Victims of a Bus Accident in Poland
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The bodies of the twelve victims of a bus crash that occurred over a week ago in Hungary have been returned to Poland. At the request of the District Prosecutor's Office in Krosno, the Department of Forensic Medicine at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków will perform autopsies.
The arrest of the Polish bus driver who was involved in a tragic accident with his vehicle on the M3 motorway, which claimed the lives of twelve pilgrims, has become final.
The bodies of those killed in the Polish bus crash in Hungary were brought back to Poland on Wednesday, Dr. Marta Kolendowska-Matejczyk announced. A spokeswoman for the District Prosecutor's Office in Krosno added that autopsies will be performed on Thursday and Friday.
The bodies of the victims of the Polish bus crash in Hungary were brought back to the country on Wednesday, announced Dr. Marta Kolendowska-Matejczuk, spokeswoman for the District Prosecutor's Office in Krosno. Autopsies are scheduled for Thursday and Friday.
"I can confirm that the procedures for repatriating the bodies of the victims of the accident in Hungary to Poland have been completed," Dr. Marta Kolendowska-Matejczuk, spokesperson for the Krosno prosecutor's office, told "Fakt." On Wednesday, August 26, 12 coffins were returned to Poland. Investigators are explaining the next steps in the proceedings.
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