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瑞士羽球公开赛 新加坡头号女单杨佳敏遗憾出局 | 联合早报

发布时间: 2026-03-11T15:45:43.000Z | 来源: 联合早报

我国羽毛球“一姐”杨佳敏（图）一度扳平大比分，但还是功亏一篑，被中华台北二号女单林湘缇淘汰出局。 （Badmintonphoto档案照片）

在星期三（3月11日）晚进行的瑞士羽毛球公开赛（超级300赛）中，我国头号女单杨佳敏经过1小时8分钟的鏖战，以23比25、21比18、18比21不敌中华台北二号女单林湘缇，遗憾遭遇一轮游。

这是两人首次交手。面对排名高于自身的林湘缇（世界第17位），世界第34位的杨佳敏开局以3比1领先，但对手连得四分迅速反超。双方过后展开拉锯战，林湘缇以17比11取得优势，但杨佳敏连得六分抹平差距。

随后，林湘缇一度以20比19领先，杨佳敏挽救局点并反超比分，但对手也救下局点。就这样，双方鏖战至23平后，林湘缇连续逼出杨佳敏回球失误，以25比23艰难拿下首局。

次局，杨佳敏取得7比5领先，随后与对手交替得分。两人战成17平后，杨佳敏连续扣杀得手，以20比17领先，林湘缇挽救一个局点后回球下网，杨佳敏以21比18追平大比分。

决胜局的战况依旧胶着，双方谁都没能拉大分差，你追我赶战成18平。不过关键时刻，林湘缇还是笑到最后，连得三分再赢一局，总比分2比1胜出。

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王祉怡打破安洗莹37连胜 全英羽球赛首称后 韩国金徐逆转拿下马国谢苏 卫冕全英赛男双冠军

我国男双出局 男单骆建佑郑加恒将出战

在当日早些时候的男双首轮赛，我国组合黄劲腾／黄家豪以18比21、9比21遭丹麦组合克里斯蒂安·克耶尔（Christian Kjaer）／拉斯穆斯·克耶尔（Rasmus Kjaer）横扫，无缘晋级。

黄劲腾（右）／黄家豪（左）输给排名低于自身的丹麦克耶尔组合，无法更进一步。（陈家兴提供）

同日晚些时候，我国羽毛球“一哥”、赛会三号种子骆建佑将对阵印度选手乔治，而新加坡二号男单郑加恒将在星期四（12日）凌晨对阵马来西亚好手李梓嘉。

李梓嘉去年受到伤病影响，参加比赛不多，排名掉至世界第96位。本届比赛，由于丹麦好手安东森退赛，李梓嘉得以递补入选参赛阵容。在资格赛中，他连克排名高于自身的日本选手古贺穗和丹麦对手霍尔姆，以两连胜晋级正赛。

President Donald Trump, who is backing challenger Ed Gallrein over incumbent GOP Rep. Thomas Massie in Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District Republican primary, highlighted his endorsement again on Tuesday ahead of his planned Wednesday visit to the Bluegrass State.

Trump then followed that up by targeting Massie again in a Wednesday morning Truth Social post.

“I predict that ‘Representative’Thomas Massie will go down as the WORST Republican Congressman in the long and fabled history of the United States Congress, even worse than Crazy Liz Chaney, Cryin’ Adam Kinzinger, and Marjorie ‘Traitor’ Brown (Remember, Green turns to Brown under stress!). They are all misfits and losers, but Massie, who is running against a great American Patriot in the Kentucky Primary, will hopefully lose BIG. I LOVE KENTUCKY!!!” the president declared in the Wednesday morning Truth Social post.

In a text message to Fox News Digital, Massie wrote, “It was actually Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger who teamed up with Trump in March of 2020 to try and defeat me.”

TRUMP STIRS GOP PRIMARY DRAMA WITH VISIT TO MASSIE’S KENTUCKY HOME TURF

Rep. Thomas Massie questions Attorney General Pam Bondi during a House Judiciary Committee hearing in the Rayburn House Office Building in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 11, 2026.(Nathan Posner/Anadolu via Getty Images)

In a post on X, Massie wrote, “I predict ‘President’ DJT will begrudgingly sign my beautiful Epstein Files Transparency Act, causing beleaguered princes and ambassadors and prime ministers and CEOs around the world to be arrested or resign in total shame. Oh wait, that already happened.”

The president had declared in part of a Truth Social post on Tuesday, “Captain Ed Gallrein has my Complete and Total Endorsement against ‘Congressman’ Thomas Massie — He only votes AGAINST the Republican Party, making life very easy for the Radical Left. Unlike ‘lightweight’ Congressman Massie, a true hater of Israel, and a totally ineffective LOSER who has failed us so badly, CAPTAIN ED GALLREIN IS A WINNER WHO WILL NOT LET KENTUCKY DOWN!”

“Someone’s upset to learn Woke Eddie left the Republican Party when Trump won the nomination! Here’s today’s Truth Social post. It’s just a copy and paste from several months ago. Says Ed ‘filed today,’ which isn’t even possible since the filing deadline passed in January,” Massie wrote in a Tuesday post on X.

Massie on Tuesday posted a document on X that he said was Gallrein’s voter registration card — the document shows Gallrein registering as an independent in May 2016.

“Here’s Ed’s Voter Registration card documenting when he abandoned the GOP to protest Trump securing the nomination just days before,” Massie wrote in the post.

In a text message to Fox News Digital on Wednesday morning, Massie said of Trump’s Tuesday post, “His Truth Social post was recycled from months ago, but our ad is brand new. We’ll be running the ad in this X post on TV and radio today,” Massie wrote, pointing to a post that features a campaign ad attacking Gallrein over his party affiliation history.

Massie’s campaign ad claims that Gallrein switched his registration back to the Republican Party in 2021.

GOP REP MASSIE JOINS DEMOCRATS IN OPPOSITION TO US IRAN STRIKES

President Donald Trump monitors military operations against Iran in Washington, on March 2, 2026.(The White House via X Account/Anadolu via Getty Images)

“I was proud to vote for President Trump all three times and donate in 2020 and 2024, unlike Thomas Massie who campaigned against him in 2024 and sides with the Democrats to vote against President Trump every week in Congress,” Gallrein said in a statement obtained by Fox News Digital.

PATRIOT OR ‘PATHETIC RINO’? MAVERICK REPUBLICAN THOMAS MASSIE TRADES ‘AMERICA FIRST’ LABEL FOR ‘AMERICA ONLY’

Trump is slated to appear at an event in Hebron, Kentucky, on Wednesday.

A Tuesday post on Gallrein’s X account said, “President Donald Trump is coming to Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District this Wednesday to support Ed Gallrein for Congress.”

Ed Gallrein seen with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office at the White House.(Ed Gallrein congressional campaign)

When asked about the visit, White House spokeswoman Liz Huston told Fox News Digital, “President Trump will visit the great states of Ohio and Kentucky on Wednesday to tout his economic victories and detail his Administration’s aggressive, ongoing efforts to lower prices and make America more affordable.”

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In a text message to Fox News Digital on Wednesday morning, Massie wrote, “I have other previously scheduled events in the district today, including a visit to two public schools that are about 3 hours from the President’s speech.”

Fox News Digital’s Elizabeth Elkind contributed to this report

Alex Nitzberg is a writer for Fox News Digital.

U.S. military tells civilians to avoid port facilities where Iranian navy operating

March 11, 2026 3:10 PM UTC / Reuters

WASHINGTON, March 11 (Reuters) – The U.S. military on ​Wednesday warned civilians ‌to leave port facilities where Iranian ​naval forces are ​operating, adding that U.S. ⁠forces could ​not guarantee their ​safety.

“Iranian dockworkers, administrative personnel, and commercial vessel crews ​should avoid ​Iranian naval vessels and military ‌equipment,” ⁠U.S. Central Command said in a statement. The ​United States ​has ⁠been carrying out strikes ​against Iranian naval ​vessels– ⁠sinking or destroying 60 so ⁠far.

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Reporting ​by Idrees ​Ali and Phil Stewart; Editing ​by Chizu Nomiyama

US consumer prices increase moderately before Iran conflict

March 11, 2026 12:38 PM UTC / Reuters

By Lucia Mutikani

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Item 1 of 2 High prices for gasoline are shown at a gas station in downtown Los Angeles, California, U.S., March 10, 2026. REUTERS/Mike Blake

[1/2]High prices for gasoline are shown at a gas station in downtown Los Angeles, California, U.S., March 10, 2026. REUTERS/Mike Blake

• Summary

• Consumer price index increases 0.3% in February
• Rents, gasoline and food account for increase in inflation
• CPI excluding food and energy rises 0.2%

WASHINGTON, March 11 (Reuters) – U.S. consumer prices rose moderately in February as rents maintained a steady pace of increases, though households paid more for gasoline and at ​the supermarket.

The Consumer Price Index report from the Labor Department on Wednesday also showed underlying inflation muted last month. It was, however, overshadowed ‌by an escalating war in the Middle East, which has boosted oil and gasoline prices.

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Economists anticipated an acceleration in inflation in March because of rising energy costs, and expected the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates unchanged next week.

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“Due to the events in the Persian Gulf, policymakers and the public can effectively ignore the February CPI due to the energy shock that is cascading through the U.S. ​and global economies,” said Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist at RSM. “Forward-looking investors should anticipate an increase in top-line inflation of 0.6% in March.”

The Consumer Price Index ​rose 0.3% last month after gaining 0.2% in January, the Labor Department’s Bureau of Labor Statistics said. Economists polled by Reuters ⁠had forecast the CPI climbing 0.3%.

Rents climbed 0.1%, the smallest gain since January 2021. Gasoline prices increased 0.8% after declining for two straight months. The rise in prices ​was in anticipation of an escalation in tensions between the U.S. and Iran.

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Prices at the pump have jumped 20% to $3.58 per gallon since the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran started ​at the end of February, data from motorist advocacy group AAA showed. Oil prices shot up well above $100 per barrel, before pulling back on Tuesday after President Donald Trump stated the war could end soon. Brent crude was trading higher on Wednesday.

Shows size of gas price increase

The CPI also rose amid the continued, but staggered pass-through from Trump’s sweeping tariffs, which he pursued under a law meant for use in national emergencies that has ​since been struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Food prices shot up 0.4% last month, lifted by a 3.7% jump in candy and chewing gum prices. Fruit and ​vegetable prices increased 1.4%; nonalcoholic beverages cost 0.8% more. But prices for dairy and related products dropped 0.6% and the cost of cereals and bakery products fell 0.2%. Food prices are 3.1% ‌higher than ⁠a year ago.

In the 12 months through February, the CPI advanced 2.4%, matching January’s increase, and reflecting last year’s high readings dropping out of the calculation.

The Federal Reserve tracks the Personal Consumption Expenditures price indexes for its 2% inflation target, and is expected to keep interest rates unchanged next week.

Though businesses have absorbed much of the import duties, economists said they were unlikely to continue doing so, citing among others persistently higher readings of input costs in the Institute for Supply Management surveys. Trump has responded ​to the Supreme Court ruling by imposing ​a 10% global tariff, which he ⁠said would rise to 15%.

The dollar was trading higher against a basket of currencies. U.S. Treasury yields rose.

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CORE INFLATION MUTED FOR NOW

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Excluding the volatile food and energy components, the CPI gained 0.2% after rising 0.3% in January. The so-called core CPI inflation was ​curbed by a third straight monthly decline in used motor vehicle prices, as well as the smaller increase in rents.

But ​apparel prices surged 1.3% ⁠while the cost of household furnishings and operations rose 0.3%, reflecting the pass-through from import duties. Healthcare costs increased 0.5%, with hospital services shooting up 0.6% and prices for physicians’ services rising 0.3%.

In the 12 months through February, the core CPI increased 2.5% after rising by the same margin in January, also reflecting favorable base effects.

Economists said the tame core ⁠CPI readings ​were unlikely to translate into moderate core PCE inflation gains in February because of different weights and ​unexpected strength in services prices in the January Producer Price Index report.

January’s delayed PCE price index data due on Friday is expected to show a solid increase in core inflation. February’s PCE inflation data will be ​released on April 9.

Reporting by Lucia Mutikani; Editing by Aurora Ellis, Chizu Nomiyama and Andrea Ricci

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西班牙永久召回驻以色列大使

发布/2026年3月11日 20:05

绿色和平组织成员3月10日在西班牙首都马德里的太阳门广场挂起巨大条幅，上面写着“反对战争”，抗议美国和以色列对伊朗的军事打击。警方在示威现场拉起警戒线。 （法新社）

以色列与美国联合对伊朗发动军事打击后，西班牙与以色列外交关系进一步恶化，马德里决定永久召回驻以色列大使。

路透社报道，根据星期三（3月11日）发布的官方公报，西班牙政府前一天决定，终止驻以色列大使职务。

西班牙外交部说，在可预见的未来，驻特拉维夫大使馆会由一名临时代办领导。

自2023年10月以哈冲突爆发以来，西班牙与以色列的外交关系一直高度紧张。西班牙首相桑切斯曾直言不讳地批评以色列在加沙的军事行动。

马德里对巴勒斯坦国予以承认，招致以色列抗议，后者2025年5月召回驻西班牙大使。此后，以色列驻西班牙大使馆也由临时代办管理。

同年9月，西班牙禁止向以色列运送武器的飞机和船只从本国港口或领空进入以色列，引发外交争端，马德里召回驻以色列大使。

美国和以色列2月28日对伊朗发动军事打击后，西班牙拒绝协助美军行动。

西班牙永久召回驻以色列大使

发布/2026年3月11日 20:05

绿色和平组织成员3月10日在西班牙首都马德里的太阳门广场挂起巨大条幅，上面写着“反对战争”，抗议美国和以色列对伊朗的军事打击。警方在示威现场拉起警戒线。 （法新社）

以色列与美国联合对伊朗发动军事打击后，西班牙与以色列外交关系进一步恶化，马德里决定永久召回驻以色列大使。

路透社报道，根据星期三（3月11日）发布的官方公报，西班牙政府前一天决定，终止驻以色列大使职务。

西班牙外交部说，在可预见的未来，驻特拉维夫大使馆会由一名临时代办领导。

自2023年10月以哈冲突爆发以来，西班牙与以色列的外交关系一直高度紧张。西班牙首相桑切斯曾直言不讳地批评以色列在加沙的军事行动。

马德里对巴勒斯坦国予以承认，招致以色列抗议，后者2025年5月召回驻西班牙大使。此后，以色列驻西班牙大使馆也由临时代办管理。

同年9月，西班牙禁止向以色列运送武器的飞机和船只从本国港口或领空进入以色列，引发外交争端，马德里召回驻以色列大使。

美国和以色列2月28日对伊朗发动军事打击后，西班牙拒绝协助美军行动。

Inflation held steady in February before Iran war drove up gas prices, CPI report shows

March 11, 2026 / 10:17 AM EDT / CBS News

The Consumer Price Index rose at an annual rate of 2.4% in February, unchanged from the prior month and representing a cooler pace than economists had forecast.

The Labor Department data captures the period before the Iran war broke out in late February. Since then, oil prices have surged, driving inflation concerns among investors.

“Inflation was starting to ease in late 2025 and early 2026, but that will be short-lived as the war in Iran triggers price increases for energy, food and other items,” said Heather Long, chief economist at Navy Federal Credit Union, in an email.

By the numbers

Inflation was forecast to rise 2.5% last month, according to economists polled by financial data firm FactSet. The CPI, a basket of goods and services typically bought by consumers, tracks changes in those prices over time.

Inflation has averaged 2.5% over the last three months, compared with about 2.9% in August, September and November. October’s CPI report was canceled because of the government shutdown.

So-called core inflation, a measure of CPI that excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose 2.5% on an annual basis. That’s unchanged from January, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Food costs rose faster than overall inflation, rising 3.1% on an annual basis, while food away from home — or the cost of eating out — jumped 3.9%.

Consumers got a break at the pump last month, with gasoline tumbling 5.6% on an annual basis. But that progress is all but sure to be erased in March, given that gas prices have surged by almost 60 cents per gallon, or about 20%, since the outbreak of the Iran war.

Iran-driven inflation fears

The Iran war threatens to stall or even reverse progress in taming inflation, with rising oil prices pushing up gasoline costs and potentially spilling over into other parts of the economy, economists say.

“The path towards disinflation has become murkier,” said Deutsche Bank analysts in a March 10 research note. Higher energy prices could “lead to higher headline inflation” in the coming months, they added.

U.S. consumers are already feeling the effects at the gas pump. On Wednesday, the average cost for gasoline in the U.S. stood at $3.58 per gallon, up from about $3 per gallon before the war, according to data from AAA.

While oil prices have receded in the last two days after reaching above $100 per barrel, experts say gas prices are unlikely to drop to the levels they were at before the war began. That’s partly due to seasonal factors that cause gas prices to rise in warmer months, according to Patrick De Haan, a petroleum expert at GasBuddy.

Gas prices may stall at $3.55 to $3.65 before gradually dipping to around $3.25 over the next month, De Haan said.

The rising cost of oil has broader implications for the U.S. economy and consumers beyond the gas pump.

“It will have knock-on effects on a whole range of goods that Americans will feel in the coming months,” said Ian Bremmer, founder of Eurasia Group, a global political risk research and consulting firm.

The Strait of Hormuz is also a key conduit for fertilizer and other agricultural industry inputs, and depending on how long it remains effectively closed, food prices in the U.S. could start to rise, too, Bremmer added.

What the experts say

February’s inflation data isn’t likely to draw much investor focus, given the inflation pressures emerging in March with surging oil prices, said Adam Crisafulli, the head of Vital Knowledge.

“People are going to be waiting to see how oil impacts inflation readings over the coming months,” he said, adding that investors will be monitoring how the rise in energy prices potentially bleeds into other categories like plastics, which is a petroleum-derived product.

The inflationary pressures from the Iran war could also change the calculus for the Federal Reserve as it weighs when to next cut interest rates. Markets are now pricing in another rate cut in July or September at the earliest, analysts say.

The Fed will make its next rate cut decision on March 18.

“It is generally assumed — and we agree — that the Fed is going to be on hold for longer now, as they wait to see if inflation expectations rise and become embedded, or if everything will go back to where it was prior to the military operations in the Middle East,” said Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer for Northlight Asset Management, in an email.

The central bank is tasked with keeping inflation low while fostering full employment. Last month’s employment report showed the economy lost 92,000 jobs, which could bolster the argument for rate cuts.

However, cutting interest rates could fuel more inflationary pressures, on top of rising gas and oil prices.

The risk of higher oil prices “translates into a Fed that will remain cautious about cutting interest rates,” said Ellen Zentner, chief economic strategist for Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, in an email.

Edited by Aimee Picchi

Megan Cerullo contributed to this report.

济州航空空难：违规设混凝土结构省工程费 或加剧伤亡

2026年3月11日 20:25 / 联合早报

2024年12月29日，韩国济州航空客机在务安国际机场冲出跑道并撞上混凝土导航台基座爆炸，造成179人死亡。图为事故隔天30日拍摄的照片。 （路透社档案照片）

[2024年12月29日]，韩国济州航空一架客机在务安国际机场冲出跑道并撞上混凝土导航台，造成179人死亡，创韩国最严重空难。监查院调查称，混凝土结构为节省工程费设置，不符合国际安全标准，可能加重事故后果。

韩国监查院星期二（3月10日）公布审计报告指出，导航台基座是为飞机提供航向信号的着陆引导设备。按照国际标准，相关结构在发生碰撞时应设计为易断裂，以减少事故损害。然而，国土交通部为降低土方工程费用，未经充分审查规定，在全罗南道务安机场修建约2.4米高的混凝土堤坝，并在上面设导航台基座，不符合国际安全标准。

监查院相关人士解释称：“为节省工程费用，在整地过程中允许保留坡度，由此产生高度落差。为抵御强风和台风，又设置了坚固的基础设施，没想到这些结构在事故发生时成为对航空安全的重大威胁。”

值得注意的是，类似问题并非个案。调查发现，过去22年间，国土交通部在机场运营许可审批和定期检查过程中，将包括务安、金海、济州等八个机场共14处不符合规定的本地化装置，错误认定为符合“易碎性”安全标准并予以批准。

调查还指出，韩国在鸟击预防和航空安全管理方面存在更广泛缺陷。监查院共通报30起管理疏漏或程序失误案例，要求相关部门进行整改。

国土交通部表明将“虚心接受”审计结果，并采取改进导航台基座结构、加强鸟击防范等后续措施。

空难一年后发现遇难者遗骸 韩当局被批

另外，事故善后处理问题也再次引发争议。尽管空难已过去一年多，但在近期对事故现场的重新调查中再次发现遇难者遗骸。由于此前政府曾称残骸处理工作已几乎完成，这引发外界对初期善后处理是否充分的质疑。

据悉，最近政府对事故残骸重新调查过程中，调查人员又发现九段疑似遇难者遗骸，其中一段已通过DNA鉴定确认身份，其余仍在鉴定中。

遇难者家属协议会代表金有真说：“事发时，我只祈祷至少能找到父亲的一根手指。但近期发现的一段约25厘米长的腿骨，经鉴定确认属于父亲的遗骸。”

她激动地说：“葬礼已经举行一年多，如今却要重新举行安葬仪式，这究竟是谁施加的残忍惩罚？”

对此，国土交通部长金润德10日向遇难者家属致歉。他说，政府将继续彻底查明事故原因，妥善处理遗骸及遗物。

务安国际机场自事故发生后一直关闭，重新开放时间尚未确定。

济州航空空难：违规设混凝土结构省工程费 或加剧伤亡

2026年3月11日 20:25 联合早报

2024年12月29日，韩国济州航空客机在务安国际机场冲出跑道并撞上混凝土导航台基座爆炸，造成179人死亡。图为事故隔天30日拍摄的照片。 （路透社档案照片）

2024年12月29日，韩国济州航空一架客机在务安国际机场冲出跑道并撞上混凝土导航台，造成179人死亡，创韩国最严重空难。监查院调查称，混凝土结构为节省工程费设置，不符合国际安全标准，可能加重事故后果。

韩国监查院星期二（3月10日）公布审计报告指出，导航台基座是为飞机提供航向信号的着陆引导设备。按照国际标准，相关结构在发生碰撞时应设计为易断裂，以减少事故损害。然而，国土交通部为降低土方工程费用，未经充分审查规定，在全罗南道务安机场修建约2.4米高的混凝土堤坝，并在上面设导航台基座，不符合国际安全标准。

监查院相关人士解释称：“为节省工程费用，在整地过程中允许保留坡度，由此产生高度落差。为抵御强风和台风，又设置了坚固的基础设施，没想到这些结构在事故发生时成为对航空安全的重大威胁。”

值得注意的是，类似问题并非个案。调查发现，过去22年间，国土交通部在机场运营许可审批和定期检查过程中，将包括务安、金海、济州等八个机场共14处不符合规定的本地化装置，错误认定为符合“易碎性”安全标准并予以批准。

调查还指出，韩国在鸟击预防和航空安全管理方面存在更广泛缺陷。监查院共通报30起管理疏漏或程序失误案例，要求相关部门进行整改。

国土交通部表明将“虚心接受”审计结果，并采取改进导航台基座结构、加强鸟击防范等后续措施。

空难一年后发现遇难者遗骸 韩当局被批

另外，事故善后处理问题也再次引发争议。尽管空难已过去一年多，但在近期对事故现场的重新调查中再次发现遇难者遗骸。由于此前政府曾称残骸处理工作已几乎完成，这引发外界对初期善后处理是否充分的质疑。

据悉，最近政府对事故残骸重新调查过程中，调查人员又发现九段疑似遇难者遗骸，其中一段已通过DNA鉴定确认身份，其余仍在鉴定中。

遇难者家属协议会代表金有真说：“事发时，我只祈祷至少能找到父亲的一根手指。但近期发现的一段约25厘米长的腿骨，经鉴定确认属于父亲的遗骸。”

她激动地说：“葬礼已经举行一年多，如今却要重新举行安葬仪式，这究竟是谁施加的残忍惩罚？”

对此，国土交通部长金润德10日向遇难者家属致歉。他说，政府将继续彻底查明事故原因，妥善处理遗骸及遗物。

务安国际机场自事故发生后一直关闭，重新开放时间尚未确定。