Families of Chinese Passengers on Missing Plane Demand more Answers
TEHRAN (Tasnim) - A new group of relatives of Chinese passengers on missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday, demanding more definite answers from the Malaysian side on the disappearance of the jet.
Jiang Hui, representing the relatives, said at a press conference in the Malaysian capital that the families have three requirements.
First, they hope that the Malaysian side could release all the data in a timely way, he said.
Second, they ask the Malaysia Airlines and the Malaysian government to apologize for the confusing information released in the first week after Flight MH370 went missing, and for the delay in the search and rescue operations, he said.
Third, they demand an apology from the Malaysia Airlines and the Malaysian government for hastily drawing a conclusion that the plane had "ended" in the Indian Ocean, with little proof at hand, said Jiang, Xinhua reported.
He added that the families also call for a meeting with aircraft manufacturers and service providers such as Boeing and Rolls-Royce.
