Malaysia did not give up defeat even after 11 years of MH370 flight being ‘lost’, the new discovery mission gave so much fund
The Malaysia government has not ended the discovery of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which disappeared 11 years ago. The Malaysian government has given a final approval to a marine robotics company for another attempt to find an answer to the question where the flight was ‘lost’ about 229 people.
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According to Alajjira report, on Wednesday, March 19, Malaysia Transport Minister Anthony Locke said that the cabinet agreed to the terms and conditions of an agreement with Ocean Infinity, a maritime robotics company in the US, which also discovered the previous two for the Boeing 777, the most recent attempts in 2018.
He said that “the government is committed to continue the search campaign and provide security to the families of MH370 passengers.” This search mission will run for 18 months.
According to the report, Ocean Infinity had also discovered at its level in 2018 but nothing was found at that time. The company will cover 15,000 sq km at a new place in the southern Indian Ocean this time. Earlier, Malaysia, Australia and China together have covered an area of 120,000 sq km of the Southern Indian Ocean. No success has been achieved till now.
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