EXCLUSIVE UPDATE [5.

30pm]: Lost Malaysian passports are reported to the Immigration Department but the information is not ne

UPDATE [4.40pm]: Here are key points from the just concluded press conference by Transport Minister Hishammuddin

1)Authorities are trying to verify reports of a sighting of what looks like an inverted life raft in the sea. Ships being sent to investiga

2) Search and rescue main continues to be the main focus. New Zealand is the latest country to join efforts, with a Lockh

3) Claims of the Chinese Martyr's Brigade taking responsibility for case - Hishammuddin says all allegations will be investigated, but

4) Hishammuddin also said authorities have done a study of the whole passenger manifest. "We have the capacity to deta

5) He added that pictures of the passengers on stolen passports have been released to international intelligence agencies

6) Declined to answer question on whether police report in Kelantan where a low-flying plane was allegedly sighted early

7) When asked about the issue of the stolen passports, Hishamuddin put it in perspective by stating that there are 40 mil 8) Security in Malaysian airports remain the same as the government is not treating this as a security threat yet.

9) Repeated calls to not disseminate unverified information, to not distress families of passengers with false information

UPDATE [3.04pm]: A veteran Malaysian military and commercial pilot said that with radar and transponder information alone, inve

UPDATE [2.25pm]: A video shows how the missing aircraft may have 'disintegrated mid-air', a possible theory behind the disappea

UPDATE [12.35pm]: Reports of an object spotted by the Vietnamese, believed to be a door of the aircraft, on Sunday were not offi

UPDATE [11.50am]: Vietnamese searchers say they cannot find the rectangular object - thought to be one of the doors of MH370 -

UPDATE [10.40am]: Malaysia Airlines has given initial financial assistance to all families 'over and above their basic nee

UPDATE [9.30am]: Authorities will investigate why immigration officers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport had no questions UPDATE [8:11am]: A video clip of a man dialing the number of his elder broth

tion Department but the information is not necessarily shared with Interpol, a Foreign Affairs Ministry source says. Read it here.

nce by Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein and Department of Civil Aviation director-general Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

fe raft in the sea. Ships being sent to investigate reports. Report here.

latest country to join efforts, with a Lockheed P-3 Orion aircraft. In the West Coast, search and rescue operations have been extended and e

din says all allegations will be investigated, but the primary focus is to locate aircraft. "We can relay this kind of information to agencies to investigate b

ger manifest. "We have the capacity to detail every single aspect of the passengers involved. Information has to be delivered to relevant auth

ased to international intelligence agencies that have access to information such as biometrics, dates of birth, fingerprints, etc.

ow-flying plane was allegedly sighted early in the morning of March 8.

perspective by stating that there are 40 million passports reported missing to Interpol.

eating this as a security threat yet.

milies of passengers with false information.

radar and transponder information alone, investigators would be able to tell if the plane blew up mid-air. Full report here.

mid-air', a possible theory behind the disappearance of MH370. Watch the video here.

a door of the aircraft, on Sunday were not officially verified by Vietnam officials, the Department of Civil Aviation said. No aircraft debris has been seen

ct - thought to be one of the doors of MH370 - that was spotted on Sunday afternoon. Read it here.

all families 'over and above their basic needs', it said in a statement this morning. More families expected in KL today. The airline will prov

Lumpur International Airport had no questions about Italian and Austrian passengers with Asian facial features, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi sa

urce says. Read it here.

eneral Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

escue operations have been extended and expanded.

ind of information to agencies to investigate but we don't want it to distract ongoing operations." Report here

mation has to be delivered to relevant authorities. When it doesnt affect the investigation, you will be the first to know," he told media.

tes of birth, fingerprints, etc.

Aviation said. No aircraft debris has been seen after 60 hours, only wood and other debris not from the plane.Story here.

expected in KL today. The airline will provide the families travel facilities, accommodation, meals, medical and emotional support.

atures, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said. Full story here.

ill be the first to know," he told media.

s, medical and emotional support.

EXCLUSIVE UPDATE [5.30pm]: Lost Malaysian passports are reported to the Immigration Department but the information is not ne

UPDATE [4.40pm]: Here are key points from the just concluded press conference by Transport Minister Hishammuddin

1)Authorities are trying to verify reports of a sighting of what looks like an inverted life raft in the sea. Ships being sent to investiga

2) Search and rescue main continues to be the main focus. New Zealand is the latest country to join efforts, with a Lockh

3) Claims of the Chinese Martyr's Brigade taking responsibility for case - Hishammuddin says all allegations will be investigated, but

4) Hishammuddin also said authorities have done a study of the whole passenger manifest. "We have the capacity to deta

5) He added that pictures of the passengers on stolen passports have been released to international intelligence agencies

6) Declined to answer question on whether police report in Kelantan where a low-flying plane was allegedly sighted early

7) When asked about the issue of the stolen passports, Hishamuddin put it in perspective by stating that there are 40 mil 8) Security in Malaysian airports remain the same as the government is not treating this as a security threat yet.

9) Repeated calls to not disseminate unverified information, to not distress families of passengers with false information

UPDATE [3.04pm]: A veteran Malaysian military and commercial pilot said that with radar and transponder information alone, inve

UPDATE [2.25pm]: A video shows how the missing aircraft may have 'disintegrated mid-air', a possible theory behind the disappea

UPDATE [12.35pm]: Reports of an object spotted by the Vietnamese, believed to be a door of the aircraft, on Sunday were not offi

UPDATE [11.50am]: Vietnamese searchers say they cannot find the rectangular object - thought to be one of the doors of MH370 -

UPDATE [10.40am]: Malaysia Airlines has given initial financial assistance to all families 'over and above their basic nee

UPDATE [9.30am]: Authorities will investigate why immigration officers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport had no questions UPDATE [8:11am]: A video clip of a man dialing the number of his elder broth

EXCLUSIVE UPDATE [5.30pm]: Lost Malaysian passports are reported to the Immigration Department but the informati

UPDATE [4.40pm]: Here are key points from the just concluded press conference by Transport Minister Hish 1)Authorities are trying to verify reports of a sighting of what looks like an inverted life raft in the sea. Ships being sent

2) Search and rescue main continues to be the main focus. New Zealand is the latest country to join efforts, wi

3) Claims of the Chinese Martyr's Brigade taking responsibility for case - Hishammuddin says all allegations will be inves

4) Hishammuddin also said authorities have done a study of the whole passenger manifest. "We have the capa

5) He added that pictures of the passengers on stolen passports have been released to international intelligenc

6) Declined to answer question on whether police report in Kelantan where a low-flying plane was allegedly si

7) When asked about the issue of the stolen passports, Hishamuddin put it in perspective by stating that there

8) Security in Malaysian airports remain the same as the government is not treating this as a security threat ye

9) Repeated calls to not disseminate unverified information, to not distress families of passengers with false in

UPDATE [3.04pm]: A veteran Malaysian military and commercial pilot said that with radar and transponder information

UPDATE [2.25pm]: A video shows how the missing aircraft may have 'disintegrated mid-air', a possible theory behind t

UPDATE [12.35pm]: Reports of an object spotted by the Vietnamese, believed to be a door of the aircraft, on Sunday w

UPDATE [11.50am]: Vietnamese searchers say they cannot find the rectangular object - thought to be one of the doors

UPDATE [10.40am]: Malaysia Airlines has given initial financial assistance to all families 'over and above the

UPDATE [9.30am]: Authorities will investigate why immigration officers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport had n UPDATE [8:11am]: A video clip of a man dialing the number of his elder broth

tion Department but the information is not necessarily shared with Interpol, a Foreign Affairs Ministry source says. Read it here.

nce by Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein and Department of Civil Aviation director-general Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

fe raft in the sea. Ships being sent to investigate reports. Report here.

latest country to join efforts, with a Lockheed P-3 Orion aircraft. In the West Coast, search and rescue operations have been extended and e

din says all allegations will be investigated, but the primary focus is to locate aircraft. "We can relay this kind of information to agencies to investigate b

ger manifest. "We have the capacity to detail every single aspect of the passengers involved. Information has to be delivered to relevant auth

ased to international intelligence agencies that have access to information such as biometrics, dates of birth, fingerprints, etc.

ow-flying plane was allegedly sighted early in the morning of March 8.

perspective by stating that there are 40 million passports reported missing to Interpol.

eating this as a security threat yet.

milies of passengers with false information.

radar and transponder information alone, investigators would be able to tell if the plane blew up mid-air. Full report here.

mid-air', a possible theory behind the disappearance of MH370. Watch the video here.

a door of the aircraft, on Sunday were not officially verified by Vietnam officials, the Department of Civil Aviation said. No aircraft debris has been seen

ct - thought to be one of the doors of MH370 - that was spotted on Sunday afternoon. Read it here.

all families 'over and above their basic needs', it said in a statement this morning. More families expected in KL today. The airline will prov

Lumpur International Airport had no questions about Italian and Austrian passengers with Asian facial features, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi sa

he Immigration Department but the information is not necessarily shared with Interpol, a Foreign Affairs Ministry source says. Read it here.

ess conference by Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein and Department of Civil Aviation director-general Azharuddin Abdul Rahm

n inverted life raft in the sea. Ships being sent to investigate reports. Report here.

land is the latest country to join efforts, with a Lockheed P-3 Orion aircraft. In the West Coast, search and rescue operations have been exte

Hishammuddin says all allegations will be investigated, but the primary focus is to locate aircraft. "We can relay this kind of information to agencies to i

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nt is not treating this as a security threat yet.

distress families of passengers with false information.

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ngular object - thought to be one of the doors of MH370 - that was spotted on Sunday afternoon. Read it here.

sistance to all families 'over and above their basic needs', it said in a statement this morning. More families expected in KL today. The airlin

t the Kuala Lumpur International Airport had no questions about Italian and Austrian passengers with Asian facial features, Home Minister Ahmad Zahi

urce says. Read it here.

eneral Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

escue operations have been extended and expanded.

ind of information to agencies to investigate but we don't want it to distract ongoing operations." Report here

mation has to be delivered to relevant authorities. When it doesnt affect the investigation, you will be the first to know," he told media.

tes of birth, fingerprints, etc.

Aviation said. No aircraft debris has been seen after 60 hours, only wood and other debris not from the plane.Story here.

expected in KL today. The airline will provide the families travel facilities, accommodation, meals, medical and emotional support.

atures, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said. Full story here.

Ministry source says. Read it here.

director-general Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

arch and rescue operations have been extended and expanded.

n relay this kind of information to agencies to investigate but we don't want it to distract ongoing operations." Report here

olved. Information has to be delivered to relevant authorities. When it doesnt affect the investigation, you will be the first to know," he told

metrics, dates of birth, fingerprints, etc.

up mid-air. Full report here.

ent of Civil Aviation said. No aircraft debris has been seen after 60 hours, only wood and other debris not from the plane.Story here.

re families expected in KL today. The airline will provide the families travel facilities, accommodation, meals, medical and emotional suppo

an facial features, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said. Full story here.

ill be the first to know," he told media.

s, medical and emotional support.

tion, you will be the first to know," he told media.

from the plane.Story here.

ation, meals, medical and emotional support.

EXCLUSIVE UPDATE [5.30pm]: Lost Malaysian passports are reported to the Immigration Department but the information is n

UPDATE [4.40pm]: Here are key points from the just concluded press conference by Transport Minister Hishammu

1)Authorities are trying to verify reports of a sighting of what looks like an inverted life raft in the sea. Ships being sent to inve

2) Search and rescue main continues to be the main focus. New Zealand is the latest country to join efforts, with a L

3) Claims of the Chinese Martyr's Brigade taking responsibility for case - Hishammuddin says all allegations will be investigate

4) Hishammuddin also said authorities have done a study of the whole passenger manifest. "We have the capacity to

5) He added that pictures of the passengers on stolen passports have been released to international intelligence agen 6) Declined to answer question on whether police report in Kelantan where a low-flying plane was allegedly sighted

7) When asked about the issue of the stolen passports, Hishamuddin put it in perspective by stating that there are 4 8) Security in Malaysian airports remain the same as the government is not treating this as a security threat yet.

9) Repeated calls to not disseminate unverified information, to not distress families of passengers with false inform

UPDATE [3.04pm]: A veteran Malaysian military and commercial pilot said that with radar and transponder information alone

UPDATE [2.25pm]: A video shows how the missing aircraft may have 'disintegrated mid-air', a possible theory behind the disa

UPDATE [12.35pm]: Reports of an object spotted by the Vietnamese, believed to be a door of the aircraft, on Sunday were no

UPDATE [11.50am]: Vietnamese searchers say they cannot find the rectangular object - thought to be one of the doors of MH

UPDATE [10.40am]: Malaysia Airlines has given initial financial assistance to all families 'over and above their basi

UPDATE [9.30am]: Authorities will investigate why immigration officers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport had no que UPDATE [8:11am]: A video clip of a man dialing the number of his elder broth

partment but the information is not necessarily shared with Interpol, a Foreign Affairs Ministry source says. Read it here.

y Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein and Department of Civil Aviation director-general Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

in the sea. Ships being sent to investigate reports. Report here.

country to join efforts, with a Lockheed P-3 Orion aircraft. In the West Coast, search and rescue operations have been extended

s all allegations will be investigated, but the primary focus is to locate aircraft. "We can relay this kind of information to agencies to invest

anifest. "We have the capacity to detail every single aspect of the passengers involved. Information has to be delivered to relevan

o international intelligence agencies that have access to information such as biometrics, dates of birth, fingerprints, etc.

ing plane was allegedly sighted early in the morning of March 8.

ctive by stating that there are 40 million passports reported missing to Interpol.

this as a security threat yet.

of passengers with false information.

nd transponder information alone, investigators would be able to tell if the plane blew up mid-air. Full report here.

, a possible theory behind the disappearance of MH370. Watch the video here.

of the aircraft, on Sunday were not officially verified by Vietnam officials, the Department of Civil Aviation said. No aircraft debris has bee

ught to be one of the doors of MH370 - that was spotted on Sunday afternoon. Read it here.

milies 'over and above their basic needs', it said in a statement this morning. More families expected in KL today. The airline wil

r International Airport had no questions about Italian and Austrian passengers with Asian facial features, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Ham

ays. Read it here. Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

operations have been extended and expanded. information to agencies to investigate but we don't want it to distract ongoing operations." Report here

on has to be delivered to relevant authorities. When it doesnt affect the investigation, you will be the first to know," he told med birth, fingerprints, etc.

on said. No aircraft debris has been seen after 60 hours, only wood and other debris not from the plane.Story here.

ted in KL today. The airline will provide the families travel facilities, accommodation, meals, medical and emotional support.

, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said. Full story here.

e the first to know," he told media.

dical and emotional support.

EXCLUSIVE UPDATE [5.30pm]: Lost Malaysian passports are reported to the Immigration Department but the information is n

UPDATE [4.40pm]: Here are key points from the just concluded press conference by Transport Minister Hishammu

1)Authorities are trying to verify reports of a sighting of what looks like an inverted life raft in the sea. Ships being sent to inve

2) Search and rescue main continues to be the main focus. New Zealand is the latest country to join efforts, with a L

3) Claims of the Chinese Martyr's Brigade taking responsibility for case - Hishammuddin says all allegations will be investigate

4) Hishammuddin also said authorities have done a study of the whole passenger manifest. "We have the capacity to

5) He added that pictures of the passengers on stolen passports have been released to international intelligence agen 6) Declined to answer question on whether police report in Kelantan where a low-flying plane was allegedly sighted

7) When asked about the issue of the stolen passports, Hishamuddin put it in perspective by stating that there are 4 8) Security in Malaysian airports remain the same as the government is not treating this as a security threat yet.

9) Repeated calls to not disseminate unverified information, to not distress families of passengers with false inform

UPDATE [3.04pm]: A veteran Malaysian military and commercial pilot said that with radar and transponder information alone

UPDATE [2.25pm]: A video shows how the missing aircraft may have 'disintegrated mid-air', a possible theory behind the disa

UPDATE [12.35pm]: Reports of an object spotted by the Vietnamese, believed to be a door of the aircraft, on Sunday were no

UPDATE [11.50am]: Vietnamese searchers say they cannot find the rectangular object - thought to be one of the doors of MH

UPDATE [10.40am]: Malaysia Airlines has given initial financial assistance to all families 'over and above their basi

UPDATE [9.30am]: Authorities will investigate why immigration officers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport had no que UPDATE [8:11am]: A video clip of a man dialing the number of his elder broth

partment but the information is not necessarily shared with Interpol, a Foreign Affairs Ministry source says. Read it here.

y Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein and Department of Civil Aviation director-general Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

in the sea. Ships being sent to investigate reports. Report here.

country to join efforts, with a Lockheed P-3 Orion aircraft. In the West Coast, search and rescue operations have been extended

s all allegations will be investigated, but the primary focus is to locate aircraft. "We can relay this kind of information to agencies to invest

anifest. "We have the capacity to detail every single aspect of the passengers involved. Information has to be delivered to relevan

o international intelligence agencies that have access to information such as biometrics, dates of birth, fingerprints, etc.

ing plane was allegedly sighted early in the morning of March 8.

ctive by stating that there are 40 million passports reported missing to Interpol.

this as a security threat yet.

of passengers with false information.

nd transponder information alone, investigators would be able to tell if the plane blew up mid-air. Full report here.

, a possible theory behind the disappearance of MH370. Watch the video here.

of the aircraft, on Sunday were not officially verified by Vietnam officials, the Department of Civil Aviation said. No aircraft debris has bee

ught to be one of the doors of MH370 - that was spotted on Sunday afternoon. Read it here.

milies 'over and above their basic needs', it said in a statement this morning. More families expected in KL today. The airline wil

r International Airport had no questions about Italian and Austrian passengers with Asian facial features, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Ham

ays. Read it here. Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

operations have been extended and expanded. information to agencies to investigate but we don't want it to distract ongoing operations." Report here

on has to be delivered to relevant authorities. When it doesnt affect the investigation, you will be the first to know," he told med birth, fingerprints, etc.

on said. No aircraft debris has been seen after 60 hours, only wood and other debris not from the plane.Story here.

ted in KL today. The airline will provide the families travel facilities, accommodation, meals, medical and emotional support.

, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said. Full story here.

e the first to know," he told media.

dical and emotional support.

EXCLUSIVE UPDATE [5.30pm]: Lost Malaysian passports are reported to the Immigration Department but the information is not ne

UPDATE [4.40pm]: Here are key points from the just concluded press conference by Transport Minister Hishammuddin

1)Authorities are trying to verify reports of a sighting of what looks like an inverted life raft in the sea. Ships being sent to investiga

2) Search and rescue main continues to be the main focus. New Zealand is the latest country to join efforts, with a Lockh

3) Claims of the Chinese Martyr's Brigade taking responsibility for case - Hishammuddin says all allegations will be investigated, but

4) Hishammuddin also said authorities have done a study of the whole passenger manifest. "We have the capacity to deta

5) He added that pictures of the passengers on stolen passports have been released to international intelligence agencies

6) Declined to answer question on whether police report in Kelantan where a low-flying plane was allegedly sighted early

7) When asked about the issue of the stolen passports, Hishamuddin put it in perspective by stating that there are 40 mil 8) Security in Malaysian airports remain the same as the government is not treating this as a security threat yet.

9) Repeated calls to not disseminate unverified information, to not distress families of passengers with false information

UPDATE [3.04pm]: A veteran Malaysian military and commercial pilot said that with radar and transponder information alone, inve

UPDATE [2.25pm]: A video shows how the missing aircraft may have 'disintegrated mid-air', a possible theory behind the disappea

UPDATE [12.35pm]: Reports of an object spotted by the Vietnamese, believed to be a door of the aircraft, on Sunday were not offi

UPDATE [11.50am]: Vietnamese searchers say they cannot find the rectangular object - thought to be one of the doors of MH370 -

UPDATE [10.40am]: Malaysia Airlines has given initial financial assistance to all families 'over and above their basic nee

UPDATE [9.30am]: Authorities will investigate why immigration officers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport had no questions UPDATE [8:11am]: A video clip of a man dialing the number of his elder broth

tion Department but the information is not necessarily shared with Interpol, a Foreign Affairs Ministry source says. Read it here.

nce by Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein and Department of Civil Aviation director-general Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

fe raft in the sea. Ships being sent to investigate reports. Report here.

latest country to join efforts, with a Lockheed P-3 Orion aircraft. In the West Coast, search and rescue operations have been extended and e

din says all allegations will be investigated, but the primary focus is to locate aircraft. "We can relay this kind of information to agencies to investigate b

ger manifest. "We have the capacity to detail every single aspect of the passengers involved. Information has to be delivered to relevant auth

ased to international intelligence agencies that have access to information such as biometrics, dates of birth, fingerprints, etc.

ow-flying plane was allegedly sighted early in the morning of March 8.

perspective by stating that there are 40 million passports reported missing to Interpol.

eating this as a security threat yet.

milies of passengers with false information.

radar and transponder information alone, investigators would be able to tell if the plane blew up mid-air. Full report here.

mid-air', a possible theory behind the disappearance of MH370. Watch the video here.

a door of the aircraft, on Sunday were not officially verified by Vietnam officials, the Department of Civil Aviation said. No aircraft debris has been seen

ct - thought to be one of the doors of MH370 - that was spotted on Sunday afternoon. Read it here.

all families 'over and above their basic needs', it said in a statement this morning. More families expected in KL today. The airline will prov

Lumpur International Airport had no questions about Italian and Austrian passengers with Asian facial features, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi sa

urce says. Read it here.

eneral Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

escue operations have been extended and expanded.

ind of information to agencies to investigate but we don't want it to distract ongoing operations." Report here

mation has to be delivered to relevant authorities. When it doesnt affect the investigation, you will be the first to know," he told media.

tes of birth, fingerprints, etc.

Aviation said. No aircraft debris has been seen after 60 hours, only wood and other debris not from the plane.Story here.

expected in KL today. The airline will provide the families travel facilities, accommodation, meals, medical and emotional support.

atures, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said. Full story here.

ill be the first to know," he told media.

s, medical and emotional support.

EXCLUSIVE UPDATE [5.30pm]: Lost Malaysian passports are reported to the Immigration Department but the information is not ne

UPDATE [4.40pm]: Here are key points from the just concluded press conference by Transport Minister Hishammuddin

1)Authorities are trying to verify reports of a sighting of what looks like an inverted life raft in the sea. Ships being sent to investiga

2) Search and rescue main continues to be the main focus. New Zealand is the latest country to join efforts, with a Lockh

3) Claims of the Chinese Martyr's Brigade taking responsibility for case - Hishammuddin says all allegations will be investigated, but

4) Hishammuddin also said authorities have done a study of the whole passenger manifest. "We have the capacity to deta

5) He added that pictures of the passengers on stolen passports have been released to international intelligence agencies

6) Declined to answer question on whether police report in Kelantan where a low-flying plane was allegedly sighted early

7) When asked about the issue of the stolen passports, Hishamuddin put it in perspective by stating that there are 40 mil 8) Security in Malaysian airports remain the same as the government is not treating this as a security threat yet.

9) Repeated calls to not disseminate unverified information, to not distress families of passengers with false information

UPDATE [3.04pm]: A veteran Malaysian military and commercial pilot said that with radar and transponder information alone, inve

UPDATE [2.25pm]: A video shows how the missing aircraft may have 'disintegrated mid-air', a possible theory behind the disappea

UPDATE [12.35pm]: Reports of an object spotted by the Vietnamese, believed to be a door of the aircraft, on Sunday were not offi

UPDATE [11.50am]: Vietnamese searchers say they cannot find the rectangular object - thought to be one of the doors of MH370 -

UPDATE [10.40am]: Malaysia Airlines has given initial financial assistance to all families 'over and above their basic nee

UPDATE [9.30am]: Authorities will investigate why immigration officers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport had no questions UPDATE [8:11am]: A video clip of a man dialing the number of his elder broth

tion Department but the information is not necessarily shared with Interpol, a Foreign Affairs Ministry source says. Read it here.

nce by Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein and Department of Civil Aviation director-general Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

fe raft in the sea. Ships being sent to investigate reports. Report here.

latest country to join efforts, with a Lockheed P-3 Orion aircraft. In the West Coast, search and rescue operations have been extended and e

din says all allegations will be investigated, but the primary focus is to locate aircraft. "We can relay this kind of information to agencies to investigate b

ger manifest. "We have the capacity to detail every single aspect of the passengers involved. Information has to be delivered to relevant auth

ased to international intelligence agencies that have access to information such as biometrics, dates of birth, fingerprints, etc.

ow-flying plane was allegedly sighted early in the morning of March 8.

perspective by stating that there are 40 million passports reported missing to Interpol.

eating this as a security threat yet.

milies of passengers with false information.

radar and transponder information alone, investigators would be able to tell if the plane blew up mid-air. Full report here.

mid-air', a possible theory behind the disappearance of MH370. Watch the video here.

a door of the aircraft, on Sunday were not officially verified by Vietnam officials, the Department of Civil Aviation said. No aircraft debris has been seen

ct - thought to be one of the doors of MH370 - that was spotted on Sunday afternoon. Read it here.

all families 'over and above their basic needs', it said in a statement this morning. More families expected in KL today. The airline will prov

Lumpur International Airport had no questions about Italian and Austrian passengers with Asian facial features, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi sa

urce says. Read it here.

eneral Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

escue operations have been extended and expanded.

ind of information to agencies to investigate but we don't want it to distract ongoing operations." Report here

mation has to be delivered to relevant authorities. When it doesnt affect the investigation, you will be the first to know," he told media.

tes of birth, fingerprints, etc.

Aviation said. No aircraft debris has been seen after 60 hours, only wood and other debris not from the plane.Story here.

expected in KL today. The airline will provide the families travel facilities, accommodation, meals, medical and emotional support.

atures, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said. Full story here.

ill be the first to know," he told media.

s, medical and emotional support.

EXCLUSIVE UPDATE [5.30pm]: Lost Malaysian passports are reported to the Immigration Department but the information is not ne

UPDATE [4.40pm]: Here are key points from the just concluded press conference by Transport Minister Hishammuddin

1)Authorities are trying to verify reports of a sighting of what looks like an inverted life raft in the sea. Ships being sent to investiga

2) Search and rescue main continues to be the main focus. New Zealand is the latest country to join efforts, with a Lockh

3) Claims of the Chinese Martyr's Brigade taking responsibility for case - Hishammuddin says all allegations will be investigated, but

4) Hishammuddin also said authorities have done a study of the whole passenger manifest. "We have the capacity to deta

5) He added that pictures of the passengers on stolen passports have been released to international intelligence agencies

6) Declined to answer question on whether police report in Kelantan where a low-flying plane was allegedly sighted early

7) When asked about the issue of the stolen passports, Hishamuddin put it in perspective by stating that there are 40 mil 8) Security in Malaysian airports remain the same as the government is not treating this as a security threat yet.

9) Repeated calls to not disseminate unverified information, to not distress families of passengers with false information

UPDATE [3.04pm]: A veteran Malaysian military and commercial pilot said that with radar and transponder information alone, inve

UPDATE [2.25pm]: A video shows how the missing aircraft may have 'disintegrated mid-air', a possible theory behind the disappea

UPDATE [12.35pm]: Reports of an object spotted by the Vietnamese, believed to be a door of the aircraft, on Sunday were not offi

UPDATE [11.50am]: Vietnamese searchers say they cannot find the rectangular object - thought to be one of the doors of MH370 -

UPDATE [10.40am]: Malaysia Airlines has given initial financial assistance to all families 'over and above their basic nee

UPDATE [9.30am]: Authorities will investigate why immigration officers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport had no questions UPDATE [8:11am]: A video clip of a man dialing the number of his elder broth

tion Department but the information is not necessarily shared with Interpol, a Foreign Affairs Ministry source says. Read it here.

nce by Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein and Department of Civil Aviation director-general Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

fe raft in the sea. Ships being sent to investigate reports. Report here.

latest country to join efforts, with a Lockheed P-3 Orion aircraft. In the West Coast, search and rescue operations have been extended and e

din says all allegations will be investigated, but the primary focus is to locate aircraft. "We can relay this kind of information to agencies to investigate b

ger manifest. "We have the capacity to detail every single aspect of the passengers involved. Information has to be delivered to relevant auth

ased to international intelligence agencies that have access to information such as biometrics, dates of birth, fingerprints, etc.

ow-flying plane was allegedly sighted early in the morning of March 8.

perspective by stating that there are 40 million passports reported missing to Interpol.

eating this as a security threat yet.

milies of passengers with false information.

radar and transponder information alone, investigators would be able to tell if the plane blew up mid-air. Full report here.

mid-air', a possible theory behind the disappearance of MH370. Watch the video here.

a door of the aircraft, on Sunday were not officially verified by Vietnam officials, the Department of Civil Aviation said. No aircraft debris has been seen

ct - thought to be one of the doors of MH370 - that was spotted on Sunday afternoon. Read it here.

all families 'over and above their basic needs', it said in a statement this morning. More families expected in KL today. The airline will prov

Lumpur International Airport had no questions about Italian and Austrian passengers with Asian facial features, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi sa

urce says. Read it here.

eneral Azharuddin Abdul Rahman:

escue operations have been extended and expanded.

ind of information to agencies to investigate but we don't want it to distract ongoing operations." Report here

mation has to be delivered to relevant authorities. When it doesnt affect the investigation, you will be the first to know," he told media.

tes of birth, fingerprints, etc.

Aviation said. No aircraft debris has been seen after 60 hours, only wood and other debris not from the plane.Story here.

expected in KL today. The airline will provide the families travel facilities, accommodation, meals, medical and emotional support.

atures, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said. Full story here.

ill be the first to know," he told media.

s, medical and emotional support.