Protests On Mh370

The final resting place of the Boeing 777, which had 239 people on board when it disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing in March 2014, is still unknown despite two massive underwater searches off Australia's west coast.

About two dozen Chinese relatives of passengers aboard the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 on Friday staged a small protest outside China's Foreign Ministry calling on governments to continue searching for the plane.

Chinese relatives of those on board missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 protested outside the carrier's office today, demanding Malaysia withdraw a statement declaring all the passengers dead.

In a rare move, China has shut down a diplomatic district in Beijing housing the Indian and American embassies as angry relatives of passengers of the crashed Malaysian jet held overnight protests over the so far futile search to locate the plane.

Malaysia's premier pledged to release a report on flight MH370's disappearance as passengers' families protested on Friday outside the country's embassy in Beijing, venting anger at the agonising information vacuum surrounding the plane.

Dozens of relatives of passengers aboard missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 held an overnight protest outside the Malaysian embassy in Beijing demanding information from officials, two participants said on Friday.

Scores of angry relatives of the Chinese passengers aboard Flight MH370 set out on a protest march to the Malaysian embassy in Beijing on Tuesday to demand more answers about the crashed plane's fate.

The final resting place of the Boeing 777, which had 239 people on board when it disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing in March 2014, is still unknown despite two massive underwater searches off Australia's west coast.

About two dozen Chinese relatives of passengers aboard the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 on Friday staged a small protest outside China's Foreign Ministry calling on governments to continue searching for the plane.

Chinese relatives of those on board missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 protested outside the carrier's office today, demanding Malaysia withdraw a statement declaring all the passengers dead.

In a rare move, China has shut down a diplomatic district in Beijing housing the Indian and American embassies as angry relatives of passengers of the crashed Malaysian jet held overnight protests over the so far futile search to locate the plane.

Malaysia's premier pledged to release a report on flight MH370's disappearance as passengers' families protested on Friday outside the country's embassy in Beijing, venting anger at the agonising information vacuum surrounding the plane.

Dozens of relatives of passengers aboard missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 held an overnight protest outside the Malaysian embassy in Beijing demanding information from officials, two participants said on Friday.

Scores of angry relatives of the Chinese passengers aboard Flight MH370 set out on a protest march to the Malaysian embassy in Beijing on Tuesday to demand more answers about the crashed plane's fate.