Beijing: Distraught relatives of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 passengers scuffled with police, wailed and crawled along the sidewalk Friday during an angry protest outside the Malaysian Embassy in Beijing.
Frustrated by seemingly mixed messages from the Malaysian and French governments over whether debris definitely linked to the missing Boeing 777, the 50-strong group attempted to gain entry to the building to demand an explanation from officials.
"I can't trust them," said Wang Wing Lei, whose parents were aboard the jetliner that disappeared on March 8 last year. "This is not the first time they get the wrong news … Why? You tell me why?"
The anger was fueled by differing language from Malaysia and France on the certainty that a wing part found on the Indian Ocean island of Reunion last month belonged to MH370.
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said experts had "conclusively confirmed" it was from the missing plane, while a prosecutor in France said only that investigators could "very strongly presume" a connection.
08/08/15 Eric Baculinao/Alexander Smith/NBC News
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Frustrated by seemingly mixed messages from the Malaysian and French governments over whether debris definitely linked to the missing Boeing 777, the 50-strong group attempted to gain entry to the building to demand an explanation from officials.
"I can't trust them," said Wang Wing Lei, whose parents were aboard the jetliner that disappeared on March 8 last year. "This is not the first time they get the wrong news … Why? You tell me why?"
The anger was fueled by differing language from Malaysia and France on the certainty that a wing part found on the Indian Ocean island of Reunion last month belonged to MH370.
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said experts had "conclusively confirmed" it was from the missing plane, while a prosecutor in France said only that investigators could "very strongly presume" a connection.
08/08/15 Eric Baculinao/Alexander Smith/NBC News
