Malaysia has extended its agreement with Ocean Infinity to continue the search for wreckage belonging to the Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which disappeared approximately 12 years ago. The search efforts in the southern Indian Ocean are scheduled to continue for at least until June 30th of next year. The Malaysian government approved the one-year extension under the principle of “no find, no payment.” Transport Minister Anthony Lock announced the extension, stating that the decision demonstrates the government’s ongoing and unwavering commitment to providing answers and closure to the families of the passengers from the MH370 flight.
The continuation of the contract will allow the company to finalize the search for the remaining parts of the aircraft. The search operations are expected to continue for a significant period, offering a final chance to locate definitive evidence. This prolonged commitment underscores the national effort to resolve the mystery surrounding the missing flight.
The government remains dedicated to pursuing every avenue to bring resolution after these years of uncertainty.
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