All of the 39 bodies of people died in a train crash accident in east China's Wenzhou City have been claimed by their relatives, according to the city government Tuesday.

Thousands of people mourn the victims of the train collision Monday evening at the century square of Wenzhou City, east China's Zhejiang Province. The accident killed at least 39 people and injured 192.

A government spokesman said the claiming was based on ID cards and clothes and other characters of the deceased recognized by their relatives.

But DNA tests were to be completed to have all victims' identities ascertained, he said.