Survival will tell the story later.

A HKL spokesman said one them was a fair skinned man likely to be a Chinese while the other
is believed to be an African woman.

"The man is 170cm tall, has hands of a person probably doing manual work. He had on him a
green keychain with two car keys, one believed to be of a Nissan model," he told reporters at HKL's mortuary today.

He also said the man wore a silver necklace, a grey T-shirt of the Spalding brand and green trousers
worn over a pair blue boxer shorts.

The accident, the worst ever road disaster in the country, claimed 37 lives and left 16 others injured,
some critically.