President’s Body Found at Site of Plane Crash
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Police found the wreckage of Macedonian President Boris Trajkovski’s plane more than 24 hours after it crashed in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Pieces were strewn over a 200-yard area near the village of Huskovici, about 50 miles south of the capital, Sarajevo.
Trajkovski was en route to an international investment conference in Bosnia. The bodies of Trajkovski, six other Macedonian officials and the two pilots were recovered, officials said.
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