MH370 prompts calls for safety nets


KUALA LUMPUR: The stubborn mystery of Flight MH370’s whereabouts has paralysed efforts to diagnose what went wrong, prompting calls for new safety nets to ensure no airliner ever disappears again.

More than four weeks after the Malaysian Airlines jet vanished, investigators still lack the hard evidence required to dissect an air disaster and recommend change.

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