Bodies of 181 victims found at crash site of flight MH17 in east Ukraine

The committee investigating the airplane's tragedy held its first meeting on Friday. "According to reports on Friday, 181 people were found dead," Sybiga said. Kazinform has learnt from ITAR-TASS The special forensic identification laboratory will be located in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, he said. "The bodies of casualties will be delivered to the city of Kharkov where a forensic identification laboratory will be located," he said. The Interior Ministry has confirmed that the forensic identification laboratory had been relocated to the city of Kharkiv, he said. Relatives of the victims will receive visas upon arrival at Kiev's airport Borispol, the Ukrainian high-ranking diplomat said. Diplomats are already working at Borispol to help foreign citizens who are relatives of the air crash victims, Sybiga said. Interpol specialists will identify the victims in the crash of the Malaysian Boeing in east Ukraine's Donetsk region, the press service of the Ukrainian Interior Ministry reported on Friday. Parliament-appointed Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov and Interpol Secretary-General Ronald Noble had a telephone conversation and agreed on delivering these specialists to Ukraine, the press service said.