Albay provincial disaster officer Jukes Nunez says soldiers in a helicopter on Thursday carried the body of Filipino Jerome Berin, followed by the remains of the four Europeans.
A tour company has identified the three Germans as Joanne Edosa, Roland Tietze and Jurian Stelter.
Stelter's Spanish girlfriend, Sara Frances Nicolay, also died, her cousin Juan Felix Castillo told reporters in her hometown of Peralta, Spain.
A Thai man with a broken arm and burns is the last remaining casualty still waiting to be evacuated.
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