Heavy fighting prevent access to the site where he fell flight MH17

almost two weeks after the death of the 298 people aboard Malaysia Airlines plane that crashed in eastern Ukraine, allegedly shot down by a missile, inspection work on the site still can not be done by heavy fighting between Ukraine's pro-Russian army and rebels in the area where the accident occurred. 

The renewed fighting between the factions led to Australia and Holland to cancel planned to send missions to the area. 

After the emergency meeting called by the cabinet, the Dutch government leader, Mark Rutte said it would be too risky to send a military mission to assist in the research tasks. 

At first, the Dutch government, which suffered the largest number of victims (194) with the fall flight MH17, had proposed to support the work of forensic through a military mission. However, for now this participation was suspended. 

Holland reach the first 40 corpses flight MH17

Holland did not declare a day of national mourning since the death of Queen Wilhelmina in 1962 Plunged into a collective trauma, the country Wednesday honored its 193 fellow passengers dead along with nine other 105 nationalities in MH17 flight from Malaysia Airlines. The first 40 bodies left Kharkov, Ukraine country which was flying the plane when it was derribado-, morning and arrived at Dutch airport Eindhoven afternoon aboard two military flights: a Dutch and an Australian Hercules C17 that he joined the operation because Australia has lost 27 in a national tragedy.