By Daily Mail Reporter Chinese relatives of the passengers on missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 have had to change hotels to make way for crews arriving for the Malaysian Grand Prix. The news comes as an expert who has been helping the families through their ordeal expressed fears that some had become suicidal. Some Chinese family members who flew to Malaysia to be closer to the heart of search operations had been staying at the Cyberview Resort & Spa near Kuala Lumpur, where they were engaged in an emotional struggle to elicit information from the government. 'The Chinese families were here, but they have already left,' a worker at the resort said. 'We are fully booked. 'There is no space because of Formula One.'
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Chinese family members had been staying at the Cyberview Resort near Kuala Lumpur while awaiting news of loved ones
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Now they have had to move because of the upcoming Malaysian Grand Prix
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Psychologist working with the relatives says he fears they are suicidal
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