الأحد، 23 مارس 2014
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Sunday that he sees " increasing hope " in uncovering the fate of the missing plane Malaysia two weeks ago and 239 people on board , after monitoring the debris in the South Indian Ocean may be part of it .
He said Abbott " is still too early to talk definitively , but it is clear that we now have a number of very reliable indicators , and there is growing hope , no more hope , in that we are closer to knowing what happened to the plane ."
The Australian Prime Minister hopes that enhances near decipher the missing plane is a growing potential being harnessed to find her , and pointed out in this connection that the two Chinas and two more will join Iapanitin Sunday to six aircraft involved in the search process huge .
The Al-Jazeera correspondent in Kuala Lumpur, was quoted Malaysian Transport Minister on Saturday that a picture of a Chinese satellite in the Indian Ocean showed a body is likely to be part of the plane Malaysian lost.
He said Malaysian Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein that he had received news that the Chinese ambassador in Kuala Lumpur received satellite images of bodies floating in the southern corridor , and China will send ships to check them out .
And extends the southern corridor to search for the Boeing 777 , which was the trip LVMH No. 370, from Indonesia to the South Indian Ocean .
aljazeera.net
