Families of Ethiopian plane crash victims wait for answers in Addis AbabaA bulldozer scopes the debris of the Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET 302 plane crash before a commemoration ceremony at the scene of the crash, near the town of Bishoftu, southeast of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Before the end of the afternoon, they are expected to know whether their journey was in vain- considering the feelings shared by those who have been in Addis Ababa since Sunday, some already despaired and looking forward to return home later today. They just missed a morning meeting with Ethiopian Airlines authorities and the Kenyan Embassy in the city, but I'm time for another scheduled later in the afternoon. In the meeting, forensic experts are expected to give an update on whether the remains from the accidents would be identified and released to families, or not. SEE ALSO :Names of 32 Kenyans killed in Ethiopian Airlines crashDuring the morning session, the grieving family members were advised that only a few of the bodies could be identified in the assessment that could take up to six months to make a determination.

Source: Standard Digital March 14, 2019 12:22 UTC