A year later, the crash site – now surrounded by an unfinished wooden fence – sees little activity besides visits from mourners bearing flowers.
Ahead of the one-year anniversary of the crash on Tuesday, Ethiopian Airlines has said little about how it might develop the site.
As recently as January, it hoped to use the anniversary to announce the winner of an architectural design competition for a memorial, according to a draft document on the plans seen by AFP.
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