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July 30, 2018 12:24:07
A woman from Queensland was fired after having received a 48-hour notice to attend a government briefing in Kuala Lumpur on the missing MH370 flight from Malaysia Airlines
Danica Weeks' husband Paul was one of 239 people aboard the Boeing 777 when he disappeared between Kuala Lumpur and Beijing in March 2014.
is publishing today its final report on its investigation into the missing plane, but with two days' notice to cover 6000 kilometers, the mother of Sunshine Coast has said that it was impossible for him to attend.
"I could not turn around" I wanted to be there, to be informed of the report, I was waiting to see what was in it. "
Ms. Weeks said that if she had been given more notice of the information session and that the fligh She would have ensured that she would be there.
She is sorry to miss her opportunity to ask the government questions about what happened
The confusion of travel "a slap in the face"
A representative of a Malaysian support group phoned Ms. Weeks early last week and announced that there would be a briefing today, but that
Ms. Weeks dismissed that possibility, but she was notified on Thursday that she would "pay for our thefts".
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Graphic of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 that was in contact with air traffic controllers on March 8, 2014. (ABC News)
"I am very sorry that this offer arrived only 48 hours later
"I would have jumped at the opportunity to ask about my husband's whereabouts, which happened.
"It's a slap again that we can not be there to receive the briefing." [19659005MyWeeksadiceandyoungchildrenwerewishlyhopingthatitwasnotacceptabletodonner
"We must know that we can not lose a Boeing", she says
"It's absurd.
" I hoped to have some answers. "
Last Goodbye
Ms. Weeks greeted her husband Paul by boarding the flight from Perth to Beijing via Kuala Lumpur on March 8, 2014.
It became the biggest mystery of the world. aviation involving a Boeing 777.
A privately funded search of the missing plane was canceled in May.
Ms. Weeks and the other families were waiting for this report from the Malaysian government, which she hopes will shed light on what has happened.
But Ms. Weeks does not hope so. I am worried that they will not give much information, "she said.
She will have to wait for the Malaysian government's media briefing to find out what happened.
"My next step is to speak with Deputy Prime Minister [Michael McCormack] to ask him," Now that this report is out, where are we going from here? "
" Our loved ones are on this plane, we want answers. Something has happened. "
Ms. Weeks' theory remains something that happened to the plane and it has nothing to do with the pilot." "I think something happened with the plane and the pilot tried to turn around.The plane could have been on autopilot for seven hours before falling into the plane.
"It's my theory, but it's still a mystery. I hope that someday we will have the answers. "
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