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 MBANGA-PONGO, Cameroon (AP) - Recovery teams in a dense mangrove swamp where a Kenya Airways jet crashed and killed all 114 people aboard pressed ahead with their grim, muddy job after failing in a bid Tuesday to pump water away from the wreckage.
Friends and relatives of the victims, who included at least one American, were allowed briefly at the site before authorities barred access in order to preserve evidence.
Lydienne Eyoum, whose two colleagues from a Cameroon-based law firm died in Saturday's crash of Flight 507, wept as she walked through the brush, leaning on a rescue worker.
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