VOICED : Familiares demandan a Malaysia Airlines por vuelo MH370

On the second anniversary of the MH370 disappearance, families of 12 Chinese passengers filed a lawsuit against Malaysia Airlines in Beijing. The flight, which vanished on March 8, 2014, with 239 people on board, remains one of aviation's greatest mysteries. Many relatives believe their loved ones are still alive, possibly held captive. Concerns arise over accepting compensations, fearing it might absolve the airline of future responsibility. Debris linked to the plane has been found on La Réunion and possibly in Mozambique, with a second piece discovered recently.

What action did the families of the Chinese passengers take on the second anniversary of the MH370 disappearance?

• They accepted compensation from the airline.

• They organized a protest in Kuala Lumpur.

• They filed a lawsuit against Malaysia Airlines.

• They held a memorial service.

What is the main reason some families believe their relatives from MH370 might still be alive?

• The airline confirmed the passengers' survival.

• They think the passengers are being held somewhere.

• The plane was spotted in another country.

• They received messages from the passengers.

What concerns do some families have about accepting compensation from Malaysia Airlines?

• It would be seen as an admission of guilt.

• It might prevent further investigations.

• It could imply the airline is not responsible.

• It would mean the case is closed.

Where was the first confirmed piece of debris from MH370 found?

• Madagascar

• Mozambique

• La Réunion Island

• Australia

What was discovered on La Réunion Island that is suspected to belong to MH370?

• A pilot's uniform

• A flight recorder

• A piece of the aircraft

• A passenger's luggage