The wreckage of the flight MH17. (<布里斯班时报> photo)
According to the Brisbane Times, five Australian families who lost seven relatives in the crash of Malaysia Airlines flight (Malaysia Airlines) MH17 recently settled a class-action lawsuit with Malaysia Airlines, the amount of which is not clear.
On 17 July 2014, Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 was shot down over Ukraine by a Russian missile, and on board 298 people were killed.
Among the passengers killed was a woman from Canberra. To see his daughter (Cassandra Gibson), Dden (Liliane Derden) fly from Amsterdam, the Dutch capital, to Perth, she was killed. It is reported that Djibouti is the federal court (Federal Court) class action of the main applicant.
On Wednesday, before the hearing of the case, the federal court agreed to a settlement reached between the two sides. The court was told that the settlement was "fair and reasonable".
John Rowe, who defended the victim`s family on the court, used the money to issue the "in the near future".
"this incident has caused serious trauma to the relatives of the victims," he said. "it has been a long process, during which the trauma of different claimants is obvious. I think all of them have been affected."
Mr. Roy said the court`s preparation also created "Trauma and Worry" for the plaintiffs, who received a check from a psychiatrist and obtained an assessment of the doctor from the doctor. Some people are still in the "hard scalp" of the court.
""Reconciliation can get them out of the extra trauma." (Zheng Peiping)"
