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Rescue workers in Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, recovered two more bodies and human remains from the rubble of a school hit by a Russian airstrike on November 2. Ukrainska Pravda reported that the bodies were found on the 11th day after the strike, following three days of fruitless searches. Investigators, forensic experts, State Emergency Service teams and rescuers from several oblasts are working at the site under police anti-drone cover, with dog teams also involved. Experts at the centre for missing persons under special circumstances are identifying the bodies, and 48 victims have been identified so far. The strike used guided bombs against a school where humanitarian aid was being distributed, killing civilians, four police officers and two rescue workers. By November 7 the number of bodies recovered had risen to 55. On November 9 police said 19 people could still be trapped under the rubble. Ukrainska Pravda described the strike as one of the deadliest attacks on civilians in recent weeks. Police said they aim to ensure families can give all victims a dignified burial.