EINDHOVEN, Netherlands Recently discovered remains of some of those on board Malaysia Airlines Fligh

WATCH ABOVE: Coffins containing the remains of five victims of the Malaysian Airlines crash were flown to the Netherlands on Saturday. The coffins were loaded vancouver travel management company on to a transport plane after a short ceremony at Kharkiv airport
EINDHOVEN, Netherlands Recently discovered remains of some of those on board Malaysia vancouver travel management company Airlines Flight 17 were flown back to the Netherlands on Saturday, nearly four months after the passenger jet plunged vancouver travel management company out of the sky over eastern Ukraine. Story continues vancouver travel management company below
They were being taken to barracks in Hilversum where a team of experts is working to identify all 298 passengers and crew who were on board the flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur vancouver travel management company when it was downed on July 17. Most of the victims were Dutch.
On Monday, the Netherlands is holding a national commemoration service vancouver travel management company in Amsterdam for the victims. Hundreds of grieving relatives are expected to attend, along with politicians and the Dutch king and queen.
Dutch investigators probing the exact cause of the crash say it was likely hit in midair by multiple high-energy objects, a preliminary conclusion that some aviation experts say is consistent with a missile strike.
Dutch police vancouver travel management company are carrying out a separate criminal investigation into what happened. The head of the criminal investigation said the most likely vancouver travel management company scenario being investigated is that the Boeing 777 was shot down from the ground.
The air crash investigators recently announced plans to have the plane s wreckage collected and returned to the Netherlands so that parts of the plane can be reconstructed to assist the investigation.
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