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The search has resumed for missing Flight MH370, while an expert has shared his view that the plane could be stuck in a notoriously deep and dangerous part of the ocean he has described as the 'perfec ...
After months of painstaking negotiations, Malaysia's government finally approved the new hunt for flight MH370.
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Malaysia’s government gave final approval for a Texas-based company to resume the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which vanished in 2014.
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