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<p>An Investigation by the Royal Malaysia Police (RMP) commenced on the same day flight MH370 went missing, {{Day 001}}.</p>
<p>Some of the immediate tasks performed by the RMP included the following:-</p>
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  <li>Dato’ Hadi Ho, the Director of Criminal Investigation Department was appointed to head the team of the investigators.<br />
Four areas considered initially were:</br />
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  <li>Hijacking</li>
  <li>Sabotage</li>
  <li>Psychological problem of the passengers and crews</li>
  <li>Personal problems among the passengers and crews</li>
</ol>
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  <li>Visited the home of the Pilot-in-Command Zaharie Shah and the home of the First Officer Fariq Ab.Hamid on {{Day 002}}</li>
  <li>Cooperated with other Malaysia Government Departments to assist Malaysia Airlines contact next-of-kin and investigate the passengers travelling on stolen passports.</li>
  <li></li>
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Revision as of 11:38, 23 January 2024


An Investigation by the Royal Malaysia Police (RMP) commenced on the same day flight MH370 went missing, Saturday, 8 March 2014.

Some of the immediate tasks performed by the RMP included the following:-

  • Dato’ Hadi Ho, the Director of Criminal Investigation Department was appointed to head the team of the investigators.
    Four areas considered initially were:
    1. Hijacking
    2. Sabotage
    3. Psychological problem of the passengers and crews
    4. Personal problems among the passengers and crews
  • Visited the home of the Pilot-in-Command Zaharie Shah and the home of the First Officer Fariq Ab.Hamid on Sunday, 9 March 2014
  • Cooperated with other Malaysia Government Departments to assist Malaysia Airlines contact next-of-kin and investigate the passengers travelling on stolen passports.