Cover image via news.com.auIt has been almost two years since the tragic, mind-boggling MH370 incident happened on 8 March 2014.
Just days before the second anniversary of the incident, a Victorian woman who lost her husband when the flight went missing, is suing Malaysia Airlines for negligence.
MH370 widow Jennifer Chong was dealt another blow last year when her home was burgled
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According to Victorian English daily, The Age, Mrs Chong claims that she and her two sons have suffered from "nervous shock" over the untimely death of her husband
The writ also alleges that the "aircraft would have not disappeared" if Malaysia Airlines had ensured that the flight was supervised, tracked and monitored at all times
Just days after the Malaysian government officially declared that flight MH370 was an accident and that all its crew and passengers are presumed dead, Mrs Chong's suffered yet another blow when her house was robbed in February 2015
Despite the best joint efforts of multiple countries to locate the missing plane, only a piece of flaperon was found late last year at the remote Indian Ocean of La Reunion
The French police inspect a large piece of plane debris that was found on the beach in Saint-Andre, on Reunion Island in July 2015
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As of today, investigators and authorities involved in the search have not been able to provide any possible explanation as to what really happened to flight MH370
A stewardess seen tearing up at a memorial for victims of MH370 in July 2014
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Meanwhile, Malaysia Airlines has assured that they will provide "fair and equitable" compensation to all the all flight MH370's next of kin, while reminding that the final date for claims is on 8 March 2016
Reuters file picture shows a woman whose husband was onboard the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, holding a sign during a gathering of family members of the missing passengers outside the Malaysian embassy in Beijing March 8, 2015
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