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It can be hard to look for the bright side in a tragedy. But resolving tragedies often requires an immense amount of human effort, and that effort results in new knowledge. New genetic forensics techniques emerged from the identification of 9/11 victims, for example. Another tragedy, the disappearance of Malaysia…
On 8 March 2014 Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 vanished, with 239 passengers and crew – including six Australians – on board the Boeing 777. Almost three years later, efforts to find the aircraft in a 120,000 square-kilometre underwater search area in the southern Indian Ocean have been officially suspended.
The UN’s panel on aviation has announced that aeroplanes should now be fitted with autonomous distress tracking devices which allow them to transmit their location during emergencies.
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