MH370: Hisham defends four-hour gap 'response' time, saying Malaysia has nothing to hide


KUALA LUMPUR: It is up to the independent panel formed to decide if the four-hour gap between the plane's disappearance and the authorities' response to it was too much wasted time.

Acting Transport Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein (pic), in defending the time-frame, compared it to the seven-hour gap during the Air France incident.

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