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Transport Minister Anthony Loke said Malaysia will continue to pursue justice for the victims of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 and their families.Loke said the country along with the other member nations of the joint investigation team or JIT will not rest until closure has been brought to the tragedy. He said this in a statement on the tragedy’s fourth year anniversary on Tuesday.
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