Work continues to recover the bodies from the deadly plane crash in Brazil - but identification is becoming increasingly difficult

All 62 people on board died when the aircraft crashed vertically in a residential area just outside of Sao Paulo.

Only two victims have been identified so far.

CNN's Stefano Pozzebon says 200 people and 15 different agencies are working at the crash site.

He says they're trying to recover as many bodies as possible to bring them to Sao Paulo, where forensic medics are working hard at identification.