Relatives lay out chairs, in rows like seats in an airplane, representing the victims who died. FMTNews MH17
Relatives walk along rows of empty chairs, each chair for one of the 298 victims of the downed MH17.
“This is for me a very beautiful symbol for 298 people who perished. They are gone. My brother never returned,” said Piet Ploeg, whose older brother Alex died in the crash. Those present observed two minutes of silence. White roses were placed on some of the chairs, and placards stood in the field. One read “The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth”, and was accompanied by a single white rose.
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