Australia says it will only resume MH370 search if new information emerges

Australia will only resume the search for the Malaysia Airlines plane that disappeared with 239 people onboard in the Indian Ocean in 2014 if there is "credible new information", Transport Minister Darren Chester said on Wednesday.


"That doesn't rule out the fact, in future, whether through better analysis of data, if new technology becomes available or through improved equipment or something of that nature, we may have a breakthrough in the future," Chester said at a news conference.
 [EFE/EPA]
18/1/17
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