article_snippet: Standing together: Relatives of MH370 passengers attend an event today marking the one-year anniversary of its disappearance in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia .
article_snippet: Relatives of passengers and crew marked the anniversary of the day the plane went missing, under a heavy police presence.
article_snippet: A relative of MH370 passengers holds a sign reading 'Dad I miss U!'
article_snippet: Relatives of MH370 victims:
article_snippet: Pray for MH370’, and waving placards to photographers reading ‘
article_snippet: Grace Subathirai Nathan, whose mother Anne Daisy was on the plane, said: ‘It is important to highlight to the public that we still don't have any answers and that we must pursue the search.
article_snippet: While the country's government has already formally declared the disappearance of the plane as an accident, and said all those on board are presumed dead, relatives of those on the flight have said relatives of those on the flight are frustrated by the lack of answers.
article_snippet: As the country said prayers on Sunday for those who were on board the missing flight, Malaysia's Prime Minister said no words could describe those who were on board the missing flight pain. '
article_snippet: No words can describe the pain the families of those on board are going through.'
highlights_snippet: Relatives of the passengers gathered to mourn and demand answers .