Distraught relatives struggle to identify crash victims

GRIEVING relatives, many black-clad and weeping, arrived at a central Athens morgue yesterday to identify the remains of some of the 121 people - including 10 families - killed in Greece’s worst plane crash.

A young woman, eyes shaded by dark sunglasses, slumped to the ground outside the building in the hospital complex, her head in her hands.

An elderly couple clutched each other and embraced as they got off the bus that took them straight from Athens airport to the morgue.