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The family of Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah, pilot of the vanished MH370, had moved out of their residence in Laman Seri even before the flight's disappearance last Saturday, according to The Malay Mail.

According to their report, reporters had visited the family's house yesterday but discovered no one at home, except their 38-year-old maid. "Captain Zaharie's wife and three children had camped at their second house in Subang a day before the incident." said Norhayati Wahiduddin.

"They only came back to collect some clothes and they just asked if everything was alright around the house." Norhayah also dismissed claims that police had raided the house as reported by a local Malay daily.

"No one has come in", she said, adding that Zaharie's wife had moved out with their three children. The eldest is already working, the second recently completed studies in Australia and the third is still studying.

"They're not that close to the neighbours here because they don't always live in this house." Meanwhile a security guard, who declined to be named, described Zaharie as a kind man. "Captain Zaharie was a very kind and generous man. When he would come back from abroad, he would always distribute and share food with us," said the security guard.

Meanwhile, Bukit Aman Criminal Investigation Department chief, Datuk Hadi Ho Abdullah, shot down reports that they had raided the home of one of the crew members. Defence Minister and Acting Transport Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein also dismissed such claims.

However, Home Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi was quoted in reports yesterday evening saying police had visited the homes of crew members but added it was all part of the investigation into the missing aircraft.

"It is normal for the police to visit the homes of crew members as part of its investigation," he said.
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