One of the most difficult projects after the tragedy in eastern Attica has been undertaken by the team of medical examiners.
Specialists are called in to find the people who lost their lives in the blaze.
Newer statements were made by the medical examiner Elias Bogiokas who performs necropsies-necropsies on the victims.
Among other things, note on camera:
"We live the personal stories of the people who come here, necessarily, we can not do otherwise. We are emotionally charged, we live the drama. In collaboration with geneticists they try to do our job to deliver justice. "For us today was the most difficult day," he said, adding: "Some are burnt but most of the corpses are charred. We find crosses, wedding rings but they can not be identified, DNA testing must be done by laboratories. "Identifications have already begun, it can take hours, even days."
"For me it was the most difficult case in my years of work. It had nothing to do with it, Helios was psychologically expected because it was an air tragedy. So many lives were lost here in a short time. Most in Mati, were burned alive ", took care to emphasize.
In fact, he pointed out that so far the autopsies are 75 while the toxicological examinations continue. Unfortunately, Elias Bogiokas expressed the fear that the number of dead will increase.
Source: ant1iwo.com