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Family members of those on board the ill-fated MH370 have surrendered five new pieces of debris, believed to be part of the Malaysia Airlines aircraft which went missing in 2014.
The relatives passed the items, which had been found washed ashore in Madagascar, to Transport Minister Anthony Loke at the ministry on Friday, and urged the government not to close down any chance to search for the missing aircraft.
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The relatives passed the items, which had been found washed ashore in Madagascar, to Transport Minister Anthony Loke at the ministry on Friday, and urged the government not to close down any chance to search for the missing aircraft.
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