Three years on, sadness, frustration and disappointment surround the fate of MH370

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Memorial service for families of MH370 victims at St John's Cathedral. Picture: Jamie Hanson

FAMILIES bereaved by the disappearance of MH370 have welcomed the decision to build a permanent memorial in Perth, as a lasting tribute to the flight’s 239 passengers and crew.

Relatives and friends of the Australians on board the Malaysia Airlines’ flight, including Bob and Cathy Lawton, Rod and Mary Burrows and Paul Weeks, gathered at St John’s Cathedral in Brisbane to mark the third anniversary of the tragedy.





“It’s a hollow feeling for the families today but it’s important we gather and pay our respects,” Minister Chester said.
“We’re still hopeful there may be a breakthrough in weeks or months to come that leads us to the location of MH370.”

Eyaaaaa! i believe they could still be alive somewhere too. just like in the movie 'lost'.

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