breaking news: 吉隆坡-北京 飞机失去联系, 154 Chinese and 2 Canadians on board
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Vietnamese authorities say they already searched the area where the Chinese satellites photographed possible debris, but will check again to make sure.
One military official has told Reuters a plane has been sent to the region already.
“We are aware and we sent planes to cover that area over the past three days,” deputy transport minister Pham Quy Tieu told Reuters.
“Today a (military) plane will search the area again.”
However another military official said they are waiting to view the photographs to identity the exact area themselves.
China is also distancing itself from the strength of the images as evidence of the plane. Li Jiaxiang, chief of the Civil Aviation Administration of China told media a short time ago they can not confirm the debris photographed has anything to do with flight MH370.
One of the most defining aspects of this mystery is the level of conflicting information. In the last day alone the focus has shifted back to the South China Sea after Malaysian authorities hosed down reports the plane was believed to have turned back and may have flown over the Malacca Strait.
One military official has told Reuters a plane has been sent to the region already.
“We are aware and we sent planes to cover that area over the past three days,” deputy transport minister Pham Quy Tieu told Reuters.
“Today a (military) plane will search the area again.”
However another military official said they are waiting to view the photographs to identity the exact area themselves.
China is also distancing itself from the strength of the images as evidence of the plane. Li Jiaxiang, chief of the Civil Aviation Administration of China told media a short time ago they can not confirm the debris photographed has anything to do with flight MH370.
One of the most defining aspects of this mystery is the level of conflicting information. In the last day alone the focus has shifted back to the South China Sea after Malaysian authorities hosed down reports the plane was believed to have turned back and may have flown over the Malacca Strait.
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The commercial director of Malaysia Airlines, Hugh Dunleavy, has defended the pilot of MH370, Zaharie Ahmad Shah, amid theories of crew involvement in the disappearance.
“The captain is a very seasoned pilot at Malaysia Airlines who has had a track record of excellent service. There have been absolutely no indications as far as we are aware that there was anything untoward in either his behaviour or attitude.
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We have no reason to believe that there were any actions internally by the crew that caused the dsiappearance of this aircraft.”
State media in Malaysia has also criticised Australian news coverage of Shah, labelling an interview conducted by Channel Nine with two women who alleged untoward behaviour by the pilot when he let them in the cockpit as “gutter journalism”.
“The captain is a very seasoned pilot at Malaysia Airlines who has had a track record of excellent service. There have been absolutely no indications as far as we are aware that there was anything untoward in either his behaviour or attitude.
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We have no reason to believe that there were any actions internally by the crew that caused the dsiappearance of this aircraft.”
State media in Malaysia has also criticised Australian news coverage of Shah, labelling an interview conducted by Channel Nine with two women who alleged untoward behaviour by the pilot when he let them in the cockpit as “gutter journalism”.
