Greek train crash: effort to find bodies expected to end as anger grows

Firefighters work in the aftermath of the train collision near Larissa. Photograph: Apostolis Domalis/EPA

Rescuers are expected to wrap up efforts to find the bodies of victims of a head-on collision of two trains in central Greece, as anger grows over the deadly crash.

Three days after the Thessaloniki-bound passenger train slammed into an oncoming freight train outside the town of Tempe, killing at least 57, the operation to locate missing passengers would likely be concluded, officials said.