Relatives Of Passengers Aboard The Missing Plane Need Answers: They Claim Phones of passengers Are Still Ringing

Relatives of passengers that boarded the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 claimed that the cell phones of their loves ones are still through when dialled, according to media reports.

The Washington Post said that the families of some of the 239 people onboard the missing Boeing 777 claimed to have heard the mobile ringtones.

Bian Liangwei, sister of one of the passengers, claimed that she was able to reach her elder brother's phone but wasn’t picked. As she said, "This morning, around 11:40am, I called my older brother's number twice, and I got the ringing tone," she told the International Business Times.          
One man told the Washington Post that his brother-in-law's QQ account indicated that he was online. Frustratingly for those desperate for somenews or sign, messages have gone unanswered and calls were not picked up.
"In some cases, the relatives could see them active online through a local Chinese networking site called QQ," the Post reported. On Sunday, Malaysia's air force chief said military radar indicated that the jet might have turned back before disappearing.