A total of nine nations have so far joined the multinational efforts in search for a Malaysian Airlines jetliner that went missing Saturday morning on its way to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur with 239 people on board.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung orders its entire search and rescue team to work around the clock to search for the missing Malaysian airplane.
Two warships sent by the Chinese navy are en route to the suspected site of the missing Malaysian plane, as an ongoing search in the area by China's marine police had yielded no results so far.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Sunday asked Malaysia to continue search for a missing Malaysia Airlines passenger jet with 239 people on board.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi hosted another inter-ministerial meeting on Sunday to coordinate efforts of relevant departments on the missing Malaysian fight, requesting to release authorized information in a timely manner.
China is making all-out efforts to locate the missing passengers on board Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, almost two-thirds of them from China, as family members prepared to fly to Malaysia.
The Chinese government will send a working group later Monday morning to Malaysia for handling the aftermath of the missing Malaysian Airlines flight.
China's Ministry of Public Security has decided to send a work team to Malaysia to investigate two people using stolen passports to board a Beijing-bound plane that has been missing.
Vietnamese patrol boat discovers floating objects that may be wreckage from the Malaysia Airlines passenger plane missing since early Saturday. Live report since Saturday
With the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight baffling the aviation industry, a range of specialists provide insight into what might have happened.
No information has been confirmed so far to suggest terrorism is behind the loss of contact with Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, still unlocated as of Sunday afternoon. Developments in 24 hours
The Immigration Department under the Hong Kong Government confirmed on Sunday that a Hong Kong resident was on the missing Malaysina fight bound for Beijing.
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