The AFP, an international French news wire agency wrote an article entitled, “Questions linger as Malaysia marks two years since MH370” which was published by the Singapore online news portal, “Channel News Asia” on 8 March 2016. The article informed that the investigators probing the MH370 mystery will release an annual statement, and Malaysia's parliament will observe a solemn moment of silence to mark two years since the plane's baffling disappearance. The anniversary rolls around with relatives increasingly anxious over plans to end the challenging search for an Indian Ocean crash site and with Malaysia Airlines facing a slew of lawsuits over the disaster. Malaysia, however, said it remained hopeful that MH370 will be found. In a statement issued on Mar 8 (Tuesday), Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak said Malaysia remain committed to doing everything within their means to solving what is an agonising mystery for the loved ones of those who were lost. "The current search operation is expected to be completed later this year, and we remain hopeful that MH370 will be found in the 120,000 square kilometre area under investigation. If it is not, then Malaysia, Australia and China will hold a tripartite meeting to determine the way forward. "A team of international investigators set up nearly two years ago will issue an annual update of its findings at 3.00pm in Kuala Lumpur.