MH370 Interview with Relative

The transcript discusses the reactions of relatives to the suspension of an investigation. They express mixed feelings, acknowledging a small victory in the suspension rather than termination, but are concerned about the lack of clear communication and next steps. The relatives feel under-informed and criticize the authorities for not involving them in the decision-making process. They emphasize the need for transparency and direct communication, as their lives are significantly impacted by these decisions.

What was the initial reaction of the relatives to the suspension of the investigation?

• They were completely satisfied.

• They felt a mix of relief and concern.

• They were angry and protested.

• They were indifferent.

What did the relatives hope to receive from the authorities after the suspension announcement?

• A detailed report of the investigation.

• A public apology.

• Financial compensation.

• More clarification and explanation.

How did the relatives feel about the communication from the authorities?

• They felt well-informed.

• They were satisfied with the email updates.

• They appreciated the transparency.

• They felt under-informed and frustrated.

What was the relatives' experience when they went to the Ministry of Transport for a briefing?

• They were warmly welcomed and briefed.

• They found an empty, dark room with no information.

• They were asked to leave immediately.

• They were given a detailed presentation.

What do the relatives believe about their role in the decision-making process?

• They should be incidental to the process.

• They should be more involved and informed.

• They should not be involved at all.

• They should only receive final decisions.