MH370 Passenger's Calls To Sister Not Investigated

MH370 passenger’s two calls to sister after plane went missing not investigated

The public is advised not to believe the sister of a passenger onboard Malaysia Airlines (MAS) flight MH370 who says she received two missed calls from her brother on March 11 and 13. Again, a top official is telling the world not to believe what people see and hear.

Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Abdul Aziz Kaprawi denied Sunday receiving a report from the Indonesian family explaining they had received “missed calls” from Firman Candra Siregar, an Indonesian  passenger onboard flight MH370.

Firman Candra Siregar was returning to work in Beijing when he boarded Flight MH370.
 

The minister was responding to an Indonesian online news portal report that quoted the victim’s sister January Siregar saying she received missed calls on March 11 and March 13 from her younger brother via Skype on her iPad after the aircraft went missing on March 8.
 

Abdul Aziz claims the Malaysia government had never heard from the Indonesian authorities regarding the matter.
 

He urged the public not to believe everything they read on news portals as the information posted was sometimes unverified, unconfirmed and could be misleading. 

“All the latest developments and information regarding MH370 are delivered to the family members through daily briefings by acting Transport Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein and the relevant authorities.
 

He spoke to reporters after launching a smiling campaign at the Parit Raja pasar tani.
 

The online portal also reported that January has been awaiting a reply from the Malaysian Government and Malaysia Airlines Systems regarding her report to authorities on the “missed calls”.

The public, on the other hand, and even some loved ones of MH370 passengers are advising to not believe everything that’s heard from officials and the media regarding the crisis.

Thirteen days ago, the same grieving Indonesian family angrily denied that they had authorised an American law firm to lodge a multi-million dollar legal action against the airline.

The girlfriend of Phillip Woods, an MH370 passenger, said she did not believe what officials are saying because of too many contradictions and dismissal of eyewitness reports. Sarah Bajc, girlfriend of Malaysian Flight 370 passenger Philip Wood, claimed on CNN she was told about eye witness reports that MH370 was seen “accompanied by fighter planes” before its ‘disappearance’. Bajc said she and other passengers family members are confident the plane is not only still intact, but that the passengers have also survived.

Bajc told the stunned CFR member and CNN anchor Erin Burnett, “Many people are saying that the United States is involved … but the general thinking across the families here and even non-families … this was a military operation of some sort.”

Officials also quickly dismissed over 20 eyewitness reports of seeing an odd, low-flying jumbo jet in the first hours of the missing plane crisis. According to officials, no individual on the MH370 investigation team have never followed up with any of those eyewitnesses, including those reports that came from the Maldives.