Bodies of Germanwings crash victims can be sent home: French prosecutor

PARIS (Reuters) - The bodies of the victims of the Germanwings crash over southern France in March have all been identified and can be sent home to their families, the Marseille prosecutor said in a statement on Tuesday. "The 150 death certificates have been signed, as well as the permits for burial," the statement said. The prosecutor said that officials of German airline Lufthansa have received multilingual documents that will allow the bodies to be repatriated. (Reporting by Francois Revilla; writing by Geert De Clercq; Editing by Susan Fenton)