DNA samples collected from 80 percent of missing persons' families in Azerbaijan
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- 17 September, 2023
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"Identifying remains takes time," the deputy head of the working group of the Azerbaijani State Commission for Prisoners and Missing Citizens, Eldar Samadov, said at a briefing on missing persons in Azerbaijan, Report informs.
Eldar Samadov said that this process could take a long time: “But experienced experts are involved in the process. Considering numerous requests from our citizens, we are conducting analysis.”
According to him, the identification process is going on nonstop: "DNA samples have been collected from 80 percent of the families of the missing. This is important for identification."
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