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10-03-2014, 01:50 PM
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OFFICIALS have revealed that five passengers checked in to fly on missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 — but didn’t board the plane.
Their luggage was taken off the plane but it is not clear how they fit in to the mystery of the vanished jet.
Speaking at a press briefing in Kuala Lumpur today, the director-general of Malaysia’s Department of Civil Aviation said a huge international search had failed to find any wreckage from the Boeing 777, let alone the plane itself.
Azharuddin Abdul Rahman said authorities were mystified after a search involving 34 planes, 40 ships and more than 100 people had been unable to locate any trace of the aircraft.
“We have not found anything that appears to be an object from the aircraft, let alone the aircraft," he announced.
READ MORE: TEARS FLOW FOR MISSING AUSTRALIANS
He said countries from around the region and the world were contributing to the search effort and it would continue until they had answers.
“Every second, every hour, we are looking at every inch of the sea,” he said.
“We are looking at all angles of what could possibly happen on that flight,” Mr Rahman explained when asked if there could have been an explosion onboard.
“Also there is talk about possible hijack and this is not discounted. We are looking at every angle. We are looking at every aspect of what could have happened.”
He said the Malaysian authorities were “equally puzzled” — as all aviation experts were — about what had happened to the plane.
“A mystery is how you can put it,” he said.
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?176881-more-evidences-linking-to-terrorists&goto=newpost).
OFFICIALS have revealed that five passengers checked in to fly on missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 — but didn’t board the plane.
Their luggage was taken off the plane but it is not clear how they fit in to the mystery of the vanished jet.
Speaking at a press briefing in Kuala Lumpur today, the director-general of Malaysia’s Department of Civil Aviation said a huge international search had failed to find any wreckage from the Boeing 777, let alone the plane itself.
Azharuddin Abdul Rahman said authorities were mystified after a search involving 34 planes, 40 ships and more than 100 people had been unable to locate any trace of the aircraft.
“We have not found anything that appears to be an object from the aircraft, let alone the aircraft," he announced.
READ MORE: TEARS FLOW FOR MISSING AUSTRALIANS
He said countries from around the region and the world were contributing to the search effort and it would continue until they had answers.
“Every second, every hour, we are looking at every inch of the sea,” he said.
“We are looking at all angles of what could possibly happen on that flight,” Mr Rahman explained when asked if there could have been an explosion onboard.
“Also there is talk about possible hijack and this is not discounted. We are looking at every angle. We are looking at every aspect of what could have happened.”
He said the Malaysian authorities were “equally puzzled” — as all aviation experts were — about what had happened to the plane.
“A mystery is how you can put it,” he said.
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?176881-more-evidences-linking-to-terrorists&goto=newpost).