The names of the dead were all Vietnamese citizens and there were many minors
The official website of Essex police in the UK updated the news on the 8th local time and released the list of 39 victims killed in the 'death truck' case in the UK.
The list of the dead published by the Essex County Police Department (the picture is from the Essex County Police Department's official website)
Police said that the identification of the 39 dead was determined by an identification Committee, which was determined by Caroline & middot, senior coroner of Essex County; Bisley & middot; Supervised by Caroline Beasley Murray.
Senior police officer in charge of investigation, assistant Sheriff Tim & middot; Tim Smith said: 'this is an extremely important process, and our team has been trying to provide answers for families who are worried about their families. Our first task is to identify the victims, safeguard the dignity of the dead and support the victims' friends and families. We worked closely with the National Crime Bureau, the Ministry of foreign affairs and Vietnam to identify the dead. "
Senior coroner Caroline & middot; Bisley & middot; Mrs. Murray said, 'please allow me to take this opportunity to express my deepest condolences to the families of the victims. We are with them at this unimaginable difficult time. "
According to Reuters on November 7, British police said they had officially confirmed the identities of 39 victims in the 'death truck case' and informed their families.
They were all Vietnamese citizens, and the victims also included a number of minors, the youngest of whom was only 15 years old. At present, the British police are negotiating with Vietnam for the transfer of the body.
The identification of the victims was determined by the Identification Committee under the supervision of senior coroner Murray. Murray said: 'please allow me to take this opportunity to express my deepest condolences to the families of the victims. In this unimaginable difficult moment, my heart is with them. "
It is reported that the Vietnamese and British governments are negotiating on the transfer of the remains of the victims.