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03Mar/16

Debris found in Mozambique could belong to missing MH370

March 3, 2016WorldAirliner, Australia, Aviation, Beijing, Darren Chester, Debris, Environment, In Australia, In China, In Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Liow Tiong Lai, Malaysia, Malaysia Airlines, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 unofficial disappearance theories, Malaysian Airlines, Mozambique, Politics by country, Search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370smbale

Officials are analyzing debris that washed up on a beach in Mozambique to determine if it’s from the missing Malaysian airliner, MH370 that went missing in 2014.
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07Aug/15

Chinese relatives of MH370 passengers still looking for answers after meeting Malaysian embassy staff

August 7, 2015WorldAviation, Beijing, China, Countries, Disaster/Accident, France, Government, In Australia, In China, In Malaysia, International reactions to the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 shootdown, Jiang Hui, Malaysia, Malaysia Airlines, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, MALAYSIAN AIRLINE SYSTEM BERHAD, Malaysian Airlines, Malaysian embassy, Malaysian government, Malaysian Muslims, Najib Razak, Politics, Politics of Malaysia, Prime Ministers of Malaysiasmbale

Chinese relatives of MH370 passengers who met Malaysian embassy staff in Beijing still seek answers.
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02Mar/15

Australian deputy PM says MH370 search may be called off

March 2, 2015WorldAmelia Earhart, Amsterdam, Australia, Aviation, Beijing, China, Decades, Fugro, In Australia, In China, In Malaysia, Joint Agency Coordination Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Malaysia Airlines, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, Malaysian Airlines, Martin Dolan, PERTH, Search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, The Boeing, Truss, Ukraine, Warren Trusssmbale

Australia’s Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss says the hunt for missing Malaysian Airlines MH370 may be called off as no trace of the plane has been found after a year of searching.

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