What were the 2.3 tonnes? Lithium ion batteries weigh less than 200kg, says firm

By CHRISTOPHER TAN, AUSTIN CAMOENS, THO XIN YI and LOSHANA K. SHAGAR
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  • Saturday, 03 May 2014

BALIK PULAU: The lithium ion batteries are back in the centre of the MH370 controversy.

According to NNR Global Logistics (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd in Batu Maung, the batteries formed only a small part of a “consolidated” shipment weighing 2.453 tonnes.

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