Experts say that the cost of hunting MH370 may hit RM130 million, and even RM650 million annually if the search stretches on for years. Full details HERE.
Just hours after arriving, some 50 relatives of MH370's Chinese passengers held a protest at Subang Jaya Holiday Villa. Full story HERE.
American forensic investigators confirm that nothing incriminating was found in Capt. Zaharie's flight simulators. Full story HERE.
Security protocols will be revamped at nation's entry points and a new system implemented, says Zahid. Read the full story HERE.
The South China Morning Post reports that a 'frustrated' China is considering launching 50 satellites to form a global surveillance network, following the disappearance of MH370. Full story HERE.
Australia has appointed its ex-defence forces chief to lead in the search for MH370. Full story HERE.
With Hishamuddin being front man in the world's media coverage of MH370, he has now suddenly become a household name worldwide. How is this boosting his political career? Find out HERE.
A US naval officer says the search for MH370 could take years. Details HERE.
MAS needs confirmation that MH370 has indeed crashed in the Indian Ocean before flying the passengers' families to Perth. Story HERE.
Source: Yahoo News
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