They're still alive, say friends and families


PETALING JAYA: Friends and families of passengers and crew members of MH370 are refusing to give up hope, believing that their loved ones are still alive even though it has been more than a month since the aircraft disappeared.

Maira Elizabeth Nari, daughter of chief steward Andrew Nari, posted a hopeful message via her new Twitter account, @MairaElizxbeth_: “Today’s the day. Exactly one month the flight MH370 went missing. We are still hoping. Come home, dad. We’re here waiting for you,” tweeted the 17-year-old yesterday.

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