Search Continues For Missing Malaysia Airlines Plane

One hundred days later, there’s still no sign of wreckage from the missing Malaysian Airlines jet and the search continues.

FOX News Radio’s Alastair Wanklyn reports:

(Mandarin) A briefing for relatives. They’re told, Australia is still leading the search for debris and a Chinese survey ship is mapping the ocean bed. For many, the wait is unbearable– (Mandarin) she lost her husband. Some relatives believe there’s a cover-up. Australia says it’s spending tens of millions of dollars on the search, but it has:

Houston: “Still to negotiate the burden-sharing with for example, Malaysia.”

Search chief Angus Houston. Meanwhile, still no word on whether the aviation industry will mandate plane-tracking devices to avoid another disappearance.

In the Asia Bureau, Alastair Wanklyn, FOX News Radio.