France starts new MH370 probe, after the official report failed to work out what really happened

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• Flight MH370 disappeared four years ago with 239 people on board.
• The Malaysian government in July issued what was supposed to be the definitive report on the disaster — but provided very little in the way of answers.
• Relatives of those on board were left angry and called for the Malaysian government to release satellite data so others can analyze it.
• The branch of French police that deals with airport security and aircraft terrorism will launch a probe to look at the satellite data, French newspaper Le Parisian reports.
• But the French government has not formally announced an investigation.

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France has opened an investigation into the fate of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 after years of investigations spearheaded by other governments failed to find the plane or determine why it went missing.

The "final report" into the plane's fate was released in July 2018 with few answers as to what might have happened when it disappeared in March 2014 with 239 on board. The report concluded by saying that authorities "cannot determine with any certainty" what happened to the plane. 

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