Relatives of passengers on Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 hold banners as they march toward the Malaysian Embassy in Beijing on March 25, where they demand more information from officials about their disappeared loved ones. Some of the signs read, “Don’t make us wait too long, MH 370,” “Husband, please come back home soon. Our child and I need you,” and “We are waiting for you and will not give up.” Hundreds gathered at the embassy in anger demanding a clear explanation as to how the flight "ended" in the southern Indian Ocean following last night’s announcement made by Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak. Photo: Li Hao/GT

A SWAT team van is stationed outside the Malaysian Embassy in Beijing on March 25. Special police forces were called after relatives of passengers on Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 collected outside the embassy. Photo: Liu Sha/GT

A passenger’s relative (middle) attempts to reach through a police blockade to reporters waiting outside the Malaysian Embassy on March 25. Malaysian officials did not allow media on embassy grounds for interviews. Photo: Li Hao/GT

A man lists demands on behalf of the passengers’ relatives to officials from outside the Malaysian Embassy in Beijing on March 25. Photo: Li Hao/GT

A relative of a passenger aboard the MH370 accepts media interviews outside the Malaysian Embassy in Beijing as family members of passengers continued to collect in protest on the morning of March 25. “The Second Secretary of the Embassy received relatives and accepted their written protest,” says the man surnamed Wang. "He told us the Malaysian Ambassador to China will go to meet with the families at the Lido Hotel this afternoon." Photo: Liu Sha/GT