The search for the missing Malaysian plane is still on but the Malaysian Police has warned that the reasons for the plane’s disappearance may never be known.
The warning comes as the country’s Prime Minister, Najib Razak, heads to Australia for talks on the search.
Ten planes and nine ships will search the southern Indian Ocean on Wednesday, with a UK submarine joining the hunt.
Flight MH370 disappeared on March 8, as it was travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. It was carrying 239 people, with majority of them, Chinese nationals.
Malaysian authorities held a meeting on Wednesday with the relatives of the Chinese passengers who were aboard the missing aircraft.
“We had a meeting with the next of kin of the Chinese passengers, 29 of them. It was a closed door meeting and it went well. We answered all their questions but I cannot give you the specifics of the meeting,” the Director General, Malaysian Department of Civil Aviation, Datuk Rahman.
The relatives of the Chinese passengers have accused the Malaysian authorities of keeping information from them.
