CLEAN : Alps crash: Identifying the bodies will be complicated

The video discusses the aftermath of a plane crash, focusing on the initial assessment of the site, the challenges faced during recovery due to difficult terrain, and the details of the crash. The crash site is described as being spread over a large, unstable area with steep slopes, making access and recovery efforts challenging.

What was the first priority upon arriving at the crash site?

• To contact authorities

• To collect evidence

• To find survivors

• To secure the area

Why is the recovery process expected to be lengthy?

• Because of the remote location and difficult access

• Due to the lack of resources

• Due to the large number of survivors

• Because of the weather conditions

What makes the identification of bodies challenging?

• The bodies are in good condition

• The bodies are already identified

• The bodies are scattered over a large area

• The bodies are easily accessible

How large is the area over which the wreckage is spread?

• Approximately two hectares

• Approximately six hectares

• Approximately four hectares

• Approximately one hectare

What is the nature of the terrain at the crash site?

• Steep and unstable, similar to glacial moraines

• Hilly and forested

• Urban and developed

• Flat and stable