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Transport minister praises cooperation of Comoros with teams of searching
[02/July/2009]


SANA'A, July 02 (Saba)-Minister of Transport Khaled al-Wazir praised on cooperation of the government of Comoros to Yemeni team who are participating in process of searching and rescue passengers of Yemenia plane, which crashed in the Indian Ocean near the Comoros Islands last Tuesday.

In a phone call with vice president of Comoros, al-Wazir briefed the vice president on the process of researching and investigations in the accident.

The vice president affirmed concern of his country to present all support to facilitate works of the teams of researching.

Al-Wazir said that the teams continued their search for victims and remains of the airplane.

He made it clear that a team from the insurance company arrived to Yemen and started its work by getting all technical documents related to the crashed plane in order to finalize measures of paying compensations.

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