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Malaysia Approves New Search for Missing MH370 Using Advanced Underwater Drones

  • The Malaysian government has authorized $70 million for a new search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which disappeared on March 8, 2014.
  • Malaysian Minister of Transport Anthony Loke announced a deal with Ocean Infinity for the search operation.
  • The initial search is set to last for 18 months under a no-find-no-fee principle, meaning Malaysia pays Ocean Infinity only if wreckage is found.
  • Loke expressed hope that they would find wreckage to provide answers for the families of the missing.
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Ocean Infinity will continue the search operation on the seabed at a new 5,800-square-mile site in the Indian Ocean next year

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The Malaysian government has specified that the operation, proposed by Ocean Infinity, will follow the principle of 'no find, no fee'. The investigations carried out from 2014 to 2018 did not lead to anything. Today, the British robotics company says it wants to scan 15 square kilometers in the southern Indian Ocean.

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