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Kuala Lumpur — Malaysia Airlines is telling relatives of passengers on Flight 370 they should move out of hotels and return home to wait for news on the search for the plane. Since the plane disappeared 8 March, the airline has been putting the relatives up in hotels, where they’ve been briefed on the search.
But the airline said in a statement yesterday the families should now receive the information from “the comfort of their own homes”.
The airline said it would close its family assistance centres around the world by May 7, but will establish support centres in Kuala Lumpur and Beijing.
It said it would keep in close touch with the relatives through means including phone calls and meetings.
It said it would soon make advanced compensation payments to relatives. — AP
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