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Defence Minister Hishammuddin Hussein today announced that another Royal Malaysian Navy vessel will be leaving for Australia on August 4 as Malaysia beefs up its assets deployment for the forthcoming phase of the search and rescue operations.
A couple of local commercial companies - government owned Petronas and Boustead Heavy Industries will also be sending a sonar scanning vehicle each.
A couple of local commercial companies - government owned Petronas and Boustead Heavy Industries will also be sending a sonar scanning vehicle each.
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