Crete: Autopsy-Autopsy Examinations and DNA and Fingerprinting on 27 Migrant Bodies
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The conduct of an autopsy and the collection of biological material (D.N.A.) for the bodies of the shipwreck of the 9th…
Behind the numbers lies an unspeakable human tragedy. Thirteen people lost their lives at sea, while another 18 were rescued from the boat that was found south of Kala Limenas. Investigations are now focused on identifying the victims, so that answers can be given about their identities and so that their families can learn what happened to their loved ones. In a statement, the Coast Guard informs about the next procedures, as autopsies, DNA and …
The Forensic Medical Service of Crete is expected to proceed with identification procedures for the bodies of migrants found in southern Crete and Gavdos on
The Coast Guard ordered identification tests for the victims in order to inform their relatives. More...
New developments in the tragedy involving migrants south of Kalamaki. Autopsies, DNA tests and fingerprints for 14 bodies, with the preliminary investigation continuing by the Rethymno Port Authority
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