Relatives of passengers on flight MH370 claim to know what happened – ElSol.com.ar – Diario de Mendoza, Argentina

An parents' badociation of the 239 missing from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which crashed on March 8, 2014, called for new research to solve the mystery of what happened to the plane.

At a public event held in Kuala Lumpur a few days after the fifth anniversary of the tragedy, the group "Voice 370" reiterated its request to the Malaysian authorities to initiate a new search, which would be the third since the disappearance of the victim. apparatus.

"Many of us continue to fight every day (…) and we want answers on what, why and how, and if necessary, who will tell the truth," said KS Narendran, wife of the one of the missing.

"Investing in research is an investment for global aviation security.If the plane is found, it will be in everyone's interest," said Grace Nathan, whose mother was traveling in the plane, describing the tragedy as "a sore it can be healed."

"We do not want anyone else to suffer," he added.

Transport Minister Anthony Loke attended the event live on social media. "The efforts to find the plane have not been abandoned, we still hope to be able to give answers on what happened … The Malaysian government thanks all the credible evidence for revive the research, "he said.

The two previous scouting missions, centered on part of the Indian Ocean, have not found the remains of the plane.

Oliver Plunkett, CEO of Ocean Infinity, responsible for the second search, offered a free new tracking of the seabed in search of the aircraft, provided to reload "according to the success" of the operation.

The researchers concluded, after badyzing several pieces discovered on the east coast of Africa and that they had been confirmed, a Boeing 777, which the aircraft had finally yielded in the Indian Ocean after consuming all the fuel .

The MH370 disappeared from radar on March 8, 2014, about 40 minutes after taking off from Kuala Lumpur in the direction of Beijing, after someone switched off the communication systems and turned on the aircraft, according to the report. official inquiry.

Until now, 27 pieces have been found on the beaches of Reunion, Mozambique, Mauritius, South Africa and the island of Pemba (Zanzibar), fragments washed away by the currents of the Indian Ocean, which coincided with the official disaster hypothesis.

Of these, the experts confirmed that three fragments found in Réunion, Mauritius and Pemba belonged to the MH370, seven other parts – including parts of the cabin interior – are "almost certainly" and eight others are "with a high probability".

At the demonstration this Sunday and for the first time in public, part of the missing Boeing 777 was exposed. However, we still do not know where the main part of the fuselage is.