Missing MH370: No groups have made any demands, says Hisham


KUALA LUMPUR: No groups have made any demands over the missing Malaysia Airlines MH370, Acting Transport Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein said, even as he refuted rumours that the plane has landed somewhere.

At a press conference on Sunday, Hishammuddin  declined to comment on speculation that it could be a 9/11-style attack, saying that "it is difficult to determine if it is hijack or terrorism".

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