Rescuers struggle to recover bodies in French Alps crash
Investigators are also racing to establish the cause of a crash that didn't follow any typical disaster pattern
Seyne-les-Alpes, France
FRENCH helicopters searched for bodies and wreckage of the Airbus A320 that crashed in rugged terrain in the French Alps while en route to Germany from Spain.
About 600 gendarmes, firemen and medical staff, including about 10 forensic experts, are involved in the efforts, with 50 military police trying to find a ground route to the mountain crash site. Teams in five helicopters are seeking to recover the second black box from Germanwings Flight 9525. None of the bodies of the 150 passengers have been evacuated from the site.
"What was striking as we flew over the area yesterday was that the …
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