Missing MH370: Chinese media slam Malaysia handling


Nearly two-thirds of the 239 people aboard MH370 were from China, and if the loss of the aircraft is confirmed, it would be China's second-worst air disaster in history.

Investigations have been launched into suspect passengers after officials said two Europeans whose names were on the passenger manifest - who both had their passports stolen in Thailand - were not on board.

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