（每日一读）2014年7月高考英语考前突破 阅读理解能力 国际时事要闻 马航MH17遇难者遗体已被运往荷兰

马航 MH17 遇难者遗体已被运往荷兰The first bodies recovered from the Malaysia Airlines plane that crashed in Ukraine last week are to be flown to the Netherlands for iden tification.马航失事客机 MH17 残骸中发现的首批遇难者遗体已被运往荷兰进行身份鉴定，该客机于上周在乌克兰坠毁。Teams of investigators from several countries are still at the crash site The Netherlands is holding a day of mourning for the 298 killed in the 17 July crash, 193 of whom were Dutch. Meanwhile, US intelligence officials say pro-Russian rebels shot down the jet by mistake, but they have not found any direct link to Russia. The plane crashed in a rebel-held area after apparently being hit by a rocket. A refrigerated train carriage carrying about 200 bodies from the crash site arrived in the government-held city of Kharkiv on Tuesday. About 50 coffins were laid out at the airport on Wednesday morning in preparation for the flight. Investigators said they would continue to search the crash site for more bodies. A day of mourning is being held in the Netherlands, as Anna Holligan reports. The first bodies from flight MH17 are due to arrive in Eindhoven at 16:00 local time (14:00 GMT) after a farewell ceremony attended by Ukrainian officials in Kharkiv. Members of the Dutch royal family and the Prime Minister Mark Rutte will meet the plane. The bodies are then due to be taken to the Korporaal van Oudheusden barracks for identification. Mr Rutte said that process could take months.