This is still very much news in Holland.

So far 284 out of 298 victims have been identified. This does not always mean that their bodies have been completely recovered, just that material of 284 different persons has been identified.
There is still human material where no (DNA) match has been made (burned/decomposed) with the coroners.
Most of these bodies were recovered by the Ukrainians/Russians in the first days after the crash, where the emphasis was on recovering the remains.
Western teams only have had limited acces to the crash site which has been in and out of the frontline of the fights.
When a full russian invasion looked iminent the investigation team pulled out completely
To my knowledge no heavy equipment needed to move large wreckage parts operated by investigators has been into the erea.
As a result not much of the wreckage has been secured. Photos have been made on site.

There has been a prelimanry report on the crash but that was only stating a number of obvious facts.

rgds
EC

The wreckage has been found in a remote piece of dessert in Nothern Mali.
The plane was EC-LTV an MD83 of Swiftair

The nationality of the passengers

Sur les 116 personnes à bord :
20 passagers libanais
26 passagers burkinabè
51 passagers français
5 passagers canadiens
4 passagers allemands (german)
1 passager luxembourgeois
1 passager suisse
6 membres d’équipage espagnols

Source (in French)

http://www.aeroport-ouagadougou.com/informations_aeroport.php?idnew=154

Indeed a bad week for aviation

rgds
EC