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04/09/2018
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The daughter of the An-148 disaster spoke about the uncleaned remains of people at the crash site

The remains of the An-148 aircraft who died in the disaster have not yet been completely removed from the scene in the Ramensky district of the Moscow Region. About this Medusa was told by the daughter of one of the victims of the catastrophe of Julia Sinitsyn.

According to Sinitsyna, she discovered fragments of human bodies in the field near the village of Stepanovskoye, Ramensky district, where the plane fell, when on April 6 she came there to lay flowers to the memorial to the victims of the disaster.

Sinitsyna called the Investigative Committee, after which investigators and rescuers arrived at the scene. According to her, the head of the rural settlement of Ulyaninskoye (it includes the village of Stepanovskoye) Sergey Anuryev also arrived there; He promised that on April 9, the field would numb and resume the search for the remains of the dead. But when on April 9, Sinitsyna returned to the crash site, there was no cordon, and there were still fragments of the bodies.

Sinitsyna recorded a video message to Russian President Vladimir Putin, in which she demanded that the An-148 crash. “I will not leave until there are dog handlers, corders and explanations why everything happens,” she told the Medusa correspondent.

Juli sinichkina appeal to Julia Sinitsyna to Vladimir Putin

"Medusa" has not yet received comments by the SK and the Ministry of Emergencies.

April 10 "Medusa" will publish a detailed text on this subject.

  • The passenger aircraft of the An-148 “Saratov Airlines” crashed on February 11 in the Ramensky district of the Moscow region. On board were 65 passengers and six crew members. All of them died. The cause of the crash could be icing the sensors of the aircraft speed.