A minute silence has been held in the Malaysian parliament to mark the second anniversary of one of the world’s greatest mysteries in aviation history.<br /><br /> Relatives of the 239 people on board Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 have also held a demonstration in Beijing, exactly two years to the day the Boeing 777 disappeared. <br /><br /> And some hold to the hope their loved ones are still alive.<br /><br /> One woman related to five of the MH370 passengers, Dai Shuqin, said: “We don’t know if they’re alive or dead. We don’t know if they’re well or not. <br /><br /> “We’re incredibly worried. We all have psychological anxiety, phobias and depression. <br /><br /> “Our purpose of coming here is to pray for them. If they’re alive, and whatever place they’re in, we hope to pray for they’re safety.”<br /><br /> Wreckage believed to be from the airliner was found on a beach in Mozambique last week and is being sent to Australia for further examination.<br /><br /> The plane disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with mostly Chinese passengers
