Search area is just a general area, i think from last comm with the plane they know where is it now, the person responsible for the plane disappearance might watch the news too.

Imo, camm is worth looking at.
Besides camm naval variant would be a good replacement for our lekiu class sam.

Other system I would look at would be iris-t sl
Meads semm gooding to couple with our madge sociii.

Pantsir and Tunguska M1 not bad.
I would to see tunguska weapons install on av8.

hijack is pretty certain by now
i do wonder which terrorist want to hijack a MAS flight?
or is this bigger than that? involve a bigger nation?

Pantsir look like a good choice since it much more mobile, but i would see it as an intern solution or to replace our jernas rather than strengthening our air defense

The army should get a proper and much capable SAM system 

like the patriot or s300 system. 
 

Yes...it's likely that the plane went to the direction of Kazakhstan or it may have landed somewhere in Siberia. Should check with radars in Myanmar and Bangladesh, because the Western part of China is less developed

Since the new light is revealed on the plane, I guess some crucial MAF elements is going to be put on standby

Flightglobal’s operations and safety expert, David Learmount, says Malaysia’s military failed in their duty to identify a mystery aircraft that may have been missing Malaysia Airlines’ flight MH370.

His interview on ABC News 24, will be repeated during today and appear on the program’s website in due course.

However the main points Learmount made was that Malaysia’s military must have been half asleep when an unidentified object was seen on its primary radar tracking west across the Malaysia peninsula near the border with Thailand early last Saturday morning immediately after the lost Boeing 777-200 with 239 people on board disappeared off the secondary radar screens of the its air traffic control system.

MH370 had been headed to Beijing and this is the start of the sixth day of its disappearance.

“The thing that worries me the most is that … the Malaysia military was not up to scratch”, “Learmount told the ABC.

“They should have identified the target…they should have checked it out, they didn’t and that why I think they were half asleep.”

Learmount criticised the time taken to bring the Malaysia military into the picture. He suggested the reason the Royal Malaysia Air Force was reluctant to talk about what it saw last Saturday morning was that it didn’t want to reveal how bad, or how good, its radar system is to a potential foe.

He said the disappearance of MH370 at the moment it was leaving Malaysia controlled air space over the Gulf of Thailand headed toward Vietnam was a complete surprise because until then it had been a normal, perfectly functioning flight. Then the transponder, which identifies airliners and their actual and intended flight paths to air traffic controllers, went off air, for reasons not established.

The failure of the military to pick up on the trace on their screens, which showed what is assumed to have been MH370 changing course and flying west across the peninsula, was a critical missed opportunity.

Learmount also repeated criticisms he has recently published on the Flightglobal site of the chaotic and incompetent search effort being mismanaged by Malaysia

Pantsir look like a good choice since it much more mobile, but i would see it as an intern solution or to replace our jernas rather than strengthening our air defense

The army should get a proper and much capable SAM system 

like the patriot or s300 system. 
no organization have claim responsibility thus far, plus have to find where the hell the plane is currently
But it rather embarrassing, that our ministry have been changing statements since day 1.
 

The jernas really expensive to maintain..and during our uav firing last year with the army,their radar locking system weren't working.. And no of serviceable jernas is really low.

my personal opinion is that
The military dont want to reveal their secret radar system to others especially neighboring country but forced to now after the whole fiasco by MOD

on the incompetent. crew again this is my theory

military radar normally target abnormal movement such as super high speed, or suspicious maneuvers by small flying object. For a commercial jet it a big  radar target, something the radar operator see almost everyday nothing suspicious unless notified to search for a specific target

The problem i suspect here is that, the air traffic controller and military radar operator are not in sync. When the plane lost contact, the air traffic controller fail to inform immediately to the RMAF to cross check with their radar.

If they are not informed, they would not cross check with their radar since commercial jet is nothing to be suspicious of. Though they should be competent enough to notice sudden flight part 

so both are at fault

you are correct
problem with these public media is that they don't know how military works

and there's some articles i saw on internet that said some military like India didn't even switched on some of their radars..they only activate it when ordered to..reason for that is money..they say to switched the radar on all the time cost too much money and only big-spending nation like US, Russia are able to do that..don't know if these are true..

also, some news/forum say we lack modern 3D radar..we dun have 3D radar? 
i don't know much about that..our armed forces are pretty secretive in these things..but we know they done all their best..