(Reuters file photo)JOHANNESBURG: A US-based company has dispatched a boat into the Indian Ocean in hopes of resuming the search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, even though the company doesn't have a contract to do the job. The search vessel named Seabed Constructor left the South African port of Durban on Tuesday as part of the Ocean Infinity company's plan to look for debris in the southern Indian Ocean. Ocean Infinity was taking advantage of favourable weather to move the vessel “towards the vicinity of the possible search zone,” the company said in a statement. JUST IN: Malaysia's Transport Minister @liowtionglai says he will be announcing details of negotiations for US company Ocean Infinity to resume the search of #MH370 next week. This after reports of Ocean Infinity sending a search vessel to Australian waters.

Source: Bangkok Post January 03, 2018 14:03 UTC