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Canberra: Search for the missing Malaysian airliner yielded no result even more than a fortnight after it disappeared but Australian acting Prime Minister Warren Truss on Sunday said the hunt will continue as long as there is hope with sightings of debris believed to be from flight MH370 which vanished mysteriously on March 8.

In its latest update on Sunday, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority said there were no sightings of significance. (IANS)

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