"wreckage site" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a place where a plane or ship has crashed, like, "Investigations are ongoing at the plane's wreckage site."
Authorities cautioned that an animal could have moved the items away from any potential wreckage site.
Cleanup at the wreckage site is expected to be completed by Wednesday.
Speaking after visiting the wreckage site in Sinai, Sorochenko said debris was found spread across a 20 square km area.
A federal agency released an image that it says suggests that corpses are at the wreckage site.
Rescuers had earlier left the wreckage site but were forced to double back when they heard moaning coming from the rubble.
In the interview, Nozdrev said Russia believed a new United Nations security council resolution was needed to provide a mandate for "armed teams" to access the wreckage site.
Accompanied by a priest from the Russian Orthodox Church and by a Muslim cleric, the family members laid flowers and wreaths at one of the wreckage sites where most of the bodies were found.
In a statement, the civil engineers society said its teams "examined the steel wreckage on site at the World Trade Center and at the scrap salvage yards".
At a press conference on Sunday night, Ministry of Railway spokesperson Wang Yongping said burying the wreckage on site was needed to make space to allow mechanical rescue equipment to operate.
The robots provide a glimpse of what future rescue operations might be like, with many more machines than humans sifting through the wreckage at earthquake sites or other disaster sites.
Arnie has been offered half a million dollars for the wreckage and the site, and wants Frank's advice.
