[ad_1]
Parents of people who missing on the Malaysia Airlines MH370 flight in 2014 have recovered what they think are new debris from the planes and will present them to the Malaysian government this the week.
MH370 was en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014, with 239 people on board, when he disappeared and has become one of the biggest aviation mysteries in the world.
Malaysian and international investigators believe the jet deviated from thousands of kilometers of his planned route before diving into the Indian Ocean.
But nobody knows why. A total of 27 aircraft debris were collected from various places in the world but only three wings fragments that have failed along the coast of the Indian Ocean have been confirmed to be from MH370.
Relatives said in a brief statement Wednesday that they meet Malaysia's Minister of Transport on Friday "to hand over newly recovered debris ".
Calvin Shim, whose wife was a crew member in the plane, said Reuters that the group planned to hand over five pieces of debris found off Madagascar where debris was found before (picture left).
The most recent discovery took place in August, he said.
In May, Malaysia canceled a three-month search for WE Ocean Infinity company, covering 112,000 km 2 (43,243 m²) miles) in the South Indian Ocean and ended without important results.
This was the second major research after Australia, China and Malaysia ended $ 200 million ($ 144.80 million) search on an area of 120 000 km 2 (46 332 km 2) last year.
Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad said in May that the country would consider resuming research only if new clues come to light.
In July, investigators published a 495-page report that The aircraft controls were probably deliberately manipulated take the course but they are not able to determine who was responsible.
– Reuters
[ad_2]
Source link
