MH17 crash site 'still unsafe for investigators'

Dutch air safety officials leading the investigation into the MH17 disaster have still not got safe access to the crash site in eastern Ukraine.

Wed, 23 Jul, 2014 - 16:59

Dutch air safety officials leading the investigation into the MH17 disaster have still not got safe access to the crash site in eastern Ukraine.

The Dutch Safety Board (DSB), now in charge of the investigation, said that as of mid-afternoon on Wednesday investigators’ safety had not been guaranteed.

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