马航失踪客机搜救进展

[reine02]

Summary
Here’s a summary of the latest developments:

• More possible sightings of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight have been ruled out as frustration mounts at the lack of progress in the search for plane. An oil slick spotted in the South China sea was found to have no connection to missing Boeing-777. Reports of a possible life raft from the plane also turned out to be false.

• One of the two suspects who boarded the flight on a missing passport has been identified, according to Malaysian police. He is not from China’s north-west Xinjiang region it said, which dampened speculation of involvement by Uighurs from the region.

• Malaysia’s civil aviation chief has admitted that the authorities are “puzzled” by plane’s disappearance. Speaking at a news conference Azharuddin Abdul Rahman said: “Unfortunately, we have not found anything that appears to be an object from the aircraft, let alone the aircraft ... There are many theories that have been said in the media; many experts around the world have contributed their expertise and knowledge about what could happen, what happened....We are puzzled as well.”

• China is becoming increasingly impatient with Malaysia over the search for the Beijing-bound flight. Its foreign ministry spokesman said China had been urging Malaysia to speed up search and rescue efforts, as Chinese media criticised Malaysia’s handling of the operation.

• Malaysia’s prime minister, Datuk Najib Tun Razak, said all air travel procedures at Malaysian airports were under review.

• Malaysia Airways is continuing to provide support to the families of passengers, and announced five family members for each passenger would be able to fly to Kuala Lumpur.

 

[向问天]

Summary
Here’s a summary of the latest developments:

• More possible sightings of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight have been ruled out as frustration mounts at the lack of progress in the search for plane. An oil slick spotted in the South China sea was found to have no connection to missing Boeing-777. Reports of a possible life raft from the plane also turned out to be false.

• One of the two suspects who boarded the flight on a missing passport has been identified, according to Malaysian police. He is not from China’s north-west Xinjiang region it said, which dampened speculation of involvement by Uighurs from the region.

• Malaysia’s civil aviation chief has admitted that the authorities are “puzzled” by plane’s disappearance. Speaking at a news conference Azharuddin Abdul Rahman said: “Unfortunately, we have not found anything that appears to be an object from the aircraft, let alone the aircraft ... There are many theories that have been said in the media; many experts around the world have contributed their expertise and knowledge about what could happen, what happened....We are puzzled as well.”

• China is becoming increasingly impatient with Malaysia over the search for the Beijing-bound flight. Its foreign ministry spokesman said China had been urging Malaysia to speed up search and rescue efforts, as Chinese media criticised Malaysia’s handling of the operation.

• Malaysia’s prime minister, Datuk Najib Tun Razak, said all air travel procedures at Malaysian airports were under review.

• Malaysia Airways is continuing to provide support to the families of passengers, and announced five family members for each passenger would be able to fly to Kuala Lumpur.

见到你每次都是latest developments， 让人糊涂， 建议用失踪多少个小时后的进展比较明确。
现在这个是60小时之后吧？

 

[reine02]

见到你每次都是latest developments， 让人糊涂， 建议用失踪多少个小时后的进展比较明确。
现在这个是60小时之后吧？

有发帖时间的

 

[臭农民]

look like Balotelli? so ....

 

[reine02]

 

[臭农民]

这个国家真是太低能了，先说是亚洲人长像，现在变黑人了，泥玛

 

[臭农民]

 

[臭农民]

7th fleet on FB omg, everything on FB
美国第7舰队于10日11:00在Facebook上发布通报，称尚未发现任何飞机残骸。



通报称，今天美海军MH-60R直升机将在泰国湾东部区域进行10.5小时的搜索。如有必要，该直升机还能进行夜间红外搜索。P-3侦察机将前往马六甲海峡北部区域进行搜索。该机每小时可以搜索约4000平方公里区域。



目前美国海军飞机尚未发现任何与飞机残骸相关的碎片。美国飞机可以侦测到水中很小的碎片，但是目前没有发现。

 

[anner]

Very disappointed!

 

[reine02]

Summary
After more than three days of searching there is still no sign of the Malaysia Airlines plane with 239 people on board.

• More possible sightings of the missing Boeing 777 have been ruled out as frustration mounts at the lack of progress in the search for the plane. An oil slick spotted in the South China Sea was found to have no connection to missing the missing jet. Reports of a possible life raft from the plane also turned out to be false.

• The two suspects who boarded the flight on missing passports have been identified by officials and are said to be of “non-Asian” appearance. Malaysia’s civil aviation chief Azharuddin Abdul Rahman said that CCTV images of the passengers boarding the flight showed that that one, or both, of the men resembled the black Italian footballer Mario Balotelli. Meanwhile, a Thai travel agent who booked them on to the plane told the FT that the tickets were arranged with an “Iranian contact” on behalf of clients looking for cheap tickets to Europe.

• The search area has been widened further to include part of the strait of Malacca and a larger section of the South China Sea. China has dispatched more ships to the area, and sent officials to Kuala Lumpur. It is also deploying its space satellites to help the search.

• Malaysia’s aviation officials have admitted the authorities are “puzzled” by the plane’s disappearance. Speaking at earlier news conference Rahman said: “Unfortunately, we have not found anything that appears to be an object from the aircraft, let alone the aircraft … There are many theories that have been said in the media; many experts around the world have contributed their expertise and knowledge about what could happen, what happened … We are puzzled as well.”

• China is becoming increasingly impatient with Malaysia over the search for the Beijing-bound flight. Its foreign ministry spokesman said China had been urging Malaysia to speed up search and rescue efforts, as Chinese media criticised Malaysia’s handling of the operation.

• Malaysia’s prime minister, Datuk Najib Tun Razak, said all air travel procedures at Malaysian airports were under review.

• Malaysia Airways is continuing to provide support to the families of passengers, and announced five family members for each passenger would be able to fly to Kuala Lumpur.

 

[reine02]

47m

Summary
Four days after Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 went missing with 239 people on board here’s where things currently stand:

• The Malaysian military is focusing its search for the missing plane on the Malacca Straits after information that it changed course after vanishing from traffic control screens. The search operation has been intensified with more ships and aircraft involved, but there have been no confirmed sightings of debris.

• Malaysian investigators are turning their attention to the psychological background of the passengers and 12 crew members on board the missing plane. Malaysian police chief Khalid Abu Bakar said: “We are looking into four areas: one, hikacking, two sabotate, three psychological problems of the passengers and crew and four personal problems among the passengers and crew.”

• The Malaysian government remain baffled by the plane’s disappearance.
  Malaysia’s defence and acting transport minister Hishammuddin Hussein tweeted: “Have we missed anything?”
  

• Interpol has played down speculation that the disappearance of the plane was terrorist related after it released images and the identities of two Iranians who boarded the plane on stolen passports. Secretary General Ronald Noble told reporters: “The more information we get, the more we are inclined to conclude it is not a terrorist incident.”

• The Iranians who boarded the flight on stolen passports were named by Interpol as 19-year-old Pouri Nour Mohammadi and 29-year-old Delavar Syed Mohammad Reza. The Malaysian authorities said the younger man was travelling to Germany to seek asylum.

 

[Mikejia]

难道真的被外星劫持了？ 南中国海这么多年没有太多UFO的报道啊。

 

[做人要仁道]

难道真的被外星劫持了？ 南中国海这么多年没有太多UFO的报道啊。

我早就说了嘛。 第一直觉就是被 “来自星星的他” 打包带走了。

 

[向问天]

47m

Summary
Four days after Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 went missing with 239 people on board here’s where things currently stand:

• The Malaysian military is focusing its search for the missing plane on the Malacca Straits after information that it changed course after vanishing from traffic control screens. The search operation has been intensified with more ships and aircraft involved, but there have been no confirmed sightings of debris.

• Malaysian investigators are turning their attention to the psychological background of the passengers and 12 crew members on board the missing plane. Malaysian police chief Khalid Abu Bakar said: “We are looking into four areas: one, hikacking, two sabotate, three psychological problems of the passengers and crew and four personal problems among the passengers and crew.”

• The Malaysian government remain baffled by the plane’s disappearance.
  Malaysia’s defence and acting transport minister Hishammuddin Hussein tweeted: “Have we missed anything?”

• Interpol has played down speculation that the disappearance of the plane was terrorist related after it released images and the identities of two Iranians who boarded the plane on stolen passports. Secretary General Ronald Noble told reporters: “The more information we get, the more we are inclined to conclude it is not a terrorist incident.”

• The Iranians who boarded the flight on stolen passports were named by Interpol as 19-year-old Pouri Nour Mohammadi and 29-year-old Delavar Syed Mohammad Reza. The Malaysian authorities said the younger man was travelling to Germany to seek asylum.

见你每天报告进展， 还写那么大一篇，到底有没有任何进展？

 

[reine02]

见你每天报告进展， 还写那么大一篇，到底有没有任何进展？

问你们无所不知的教主去吧。