Malaysia 'will not rest' until justice secured for MH17 victims


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 06 Jun 2018

The rebuilt fuselage of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 during a press conference to present the report findings of the Dutch Safety Board in Gilze Rijen, The Netherlands on Oct 13, 2015. - EPA

PETALING JAYA: Transport Minister Loke Siew Fook received a joint courtesy call by the Netherlands ambassador and Australian High Commissioner on Tuesday (June 5).

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 and MH17, as well as other bilateral transportation issues were discussed in the meeting with Karin Mossenlechner (Netherlands) and Andrew Goledzinowski (Australia), according to a statement by the Foreign Ministry on Wednesday (June 6).

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