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Relatives of some of the people missing after the 2014 disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 urged Malaysia to resume searching for the plane as they handed over what they believe are five new pieces of debris from it.
Transport Minister Anthony Loke, who met the next of kin, said the government would consider resuming a search if it were provided with credible leads.
Transport Minister Anthony Loke, who met the next of kin, said the government would consider resuming a search if it were provided with credible leads.
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