The people of Haltern am See gather around a makeshift memorial at the entrance of the school in this small town in north-west Germany. The whole town is appalled by the loss of six of his children. Sixteen students with two teachers died in the crash of the Airbus A320. Teens fifteen years had spent a week in Spanish host families. "People wonder how something like this can happen," says Thomas Jarck, came a voluntary offer assistance to the families of victims. "We hear every day that things like this place, but this time, it is the people of this city are affected. They do not know how to face, but they feel that nothing will ever be the same again. "
Psychologists are mobilized to support high school students parents. "The city is in shock," said our correspondent Olaf Bruns. "No one find the words or will talk to the media, and it will take months to recover from such a disaster."
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