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Ethiopian accident (2): accusations against Ethiopia for the mismanagement of the impact site

Excavators, trucks and selfies risk polluting the tests

A diplomatic official in Addis Ababa speaking to "Reuters" criticized the Ethiopian authorities for how they are managing the area where Ethiopian Airlines Boeing B-737 MAX 8 crashed on Sunday 10 March. In fact, in the area where the wreckage of the aircraft is present, which still have to be recovered and analyzed, trucks and excavators have passed several times, while some police officers have been...

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Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 03/15/2019 19:34
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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