Families of Passengers Aboard MH370 to Reward Whistleblower Information About the Missing Plane

Unhappy over the efforts carried out by governments of different countries in searching for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, the families of the passengers aboard the plane are hoping to raise $3 million through a crowd-funding campaign which will be given out as a reward to anyone who gives whistleblower information about the missing jet. Sarah Bajc, whose partner Philip Wood, 50, was on the flight when it disappeared on March 8 en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, said that families of passengers onboard the missing MH370 are taking matters into their own hands.

According to News.com.au and as reported by USA Today, an additional fund of US 2 million dollars is also being sought for private investigators to pursue leads.

The fund called 'Reward MH370: The Search for the Truth' will be launched on the indigogo website on Monday.

Bajc said that the campaign has been initiated by passengers' relatives from the USA, Australia, New Zealand, France and India, but not China or Malaysia, the report added.

Source-ANI