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Families of Malaysian flight clash with authorities

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They've accused the Malaysian authorities of 'deceit' and 'delay'.

The passengers on the triple 7 came from 14 different countries, and two thirds of the passengers on board were Chinese.

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Today, some family members turned to action, taking their anger to the streets of Beijing – 

Sky's Jonathan Saunders says they protested at the Malaysian embassy and that such protests are extremely rare;

Malaysian authorities are saying they only released the information yesterday out of respect for the families; here's acting transport Minister Hishamuddin Hussein;

While the CEO of Malaysia airlines Ahmad Jauhari Yahya says there's no question they're holding any information back;

Australian authorities, who are leading the search for MH370 in the south Indian Ocean, say the search has been suspended for 24 hours due to bad weather.

Meanwhile – a black box locator is en route from the US – and will arrive in the search area tomorrow;

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