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Relatives commemorate MH17 disaster at memorial: Many people are still working on this case every day

Relatives commemorate MH17 disaster at memorial: Many people are still working on this case every day

On the twelfth anniversary of the MH17 tragedy, relatives gathered at the memorial in Vijfhuizen to honor the 298 victims. The commemoration included a reading of the names, a moment of silence, and a procession past the monument.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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