Fate Of Malaysian Airlines MH370
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Suspect 1 pilot depressurised aircraft while other in toilet and he had O2 mask on. Or just locked pilot 2 out.
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KUALA LUMPUR (REUTERS) - Malaysia cancelled a press conference that had been scheduled for 5.30 pm on Saturday to provide more information on a Malaysia Airlines plane missing since last Saturday.
Ofiicials at the media secretariat here said the conference, which was expected to have been chaired by Malaysia's Defence and Acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein, was cancelled as there were no further updates to be released.
Questions arising from the earlier statement made by Prime Minister Najib Razak would be answered on Sunday, they said.
Mr Najib had revealed in a press conference in the afternoon that the communications and tracking systems of missing flight MH370 had been deliberately switched off and the plane was turned around and flown for nearly seven hours after it vanished.
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Plane changed the path. Flew north of straits of malacca. They don't dismiss it was possibility of hijack. Malaysian official went to pilot's house for check.
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Originally posted by TehJarVu:
Suspect 1 pilot depressurised aircraft while other in toilet and he had O2 mask on. Or just locked pilot 2 out.
woah.
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hope the passengers are safe, the hijackers don't harm them
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No sign of suspected MH370 debris
Malaysian authorities said yesterday that satellite images of suspected debris from a missing jet were yet another false lead.
It also debunked a report that the plane had flown on for hours after losing contact - leaving the nearly week-old mystery no closer to being solved.
Chinese authorities had sparked talk of a breakthrough in the riddle of the Malaysia Airlines jet. It released satellite images of three large floating objects near where flight MH370 lost contact on Saturday, AFP reported.
But Vietnamese and Malaysian planes that searched the area in the South China Sea yesterday found no sign of wreckage.
Adding to confusion, The Wall Street Journal reported that US investigators suspected the plane flew for four hours after its last known contact with air traffic control at 1:30am. It would mean the plane travelled for hundreds of miles after it dropped off the radar, greatly expanding the potential crash site.
Bomohs who conduct rituals will be arrested
RITUAL: Bomoh Ibrahim Mat Zin (centre) performed a ritual to help find the missing MH370 flight at the KLIA on Wednesday. PHOTO: REUTERS
The Selangor Islamic Religious Department said it will arrest those who carry out rituals that contravene the teachings of Islam should they refuse to leave the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA).
Sepang district enforcement chief of the department Zaifullah Jaafar Shidek said the monitoring was done due to several individuals performing rituals, "praying" for the safe return of Malaysia Airlines (MAS) flight MH370, which went missing on Saturday.
The search for the plane is still on.
Mr Zaifullah told The Star yesterday: "Anything that is against syariah principles and fatwa will be asked to disperse, and if they refuse, we will arrest them."
He added that seven officers from the department were sent to monitor the airport.
"This is to avoid people from becoming syirik (deviant)," the enforcement chief was quoted as saying.
Meanwhile, opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim demanded the government disclose who gave permission for a bomoh to conduct rituals inside the international airport.
'WHO GAVE PERMISSION?'
"This is KLIA. Who gave permission? Is it MAS, is it Department of Civil Aviation?" he asked in parliament yesterday, liberal news portal Malaysiakini reported.
He said the presence of the bomoh had made Malaysia a laughing stock among the international community.
He went on to call the bomoh "Bomoh 1Malaysia", referring to the 1Malaysia pin the bomoh was wearing.
"He even had a 1Malaysia tag on him. This is bomoh 1Malaysia," he said, to the laughter of the House.
In a press conference at the Parliament lobby later on, Mr Anwar said the use of the bomoh was an affront to Islam and he urged Islamic authorities to investigate the matter swiftly.
He did not mince his words in claiming that Malaysia has never embarrassed itself to this extent in the international stage in its history.
He said: "Our biggest problem is in handling a crisis. There should be a central command."
News, The New Paper, Friday, March 14 2014, Pg 14
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2 airbases knew there was in intrusion by an unidentified aircraft, but none bothered to take action, not even to inform a superior.
It just flew thru their airspace, like the whole sky was his.
Because of that, an armada of search vessels spent the whole week searching the wrong place.
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Originally posted by ditzy:
2 airbases knew there was in intrusion by an unidentified aircraft, but none bothered to take action, not even to inform a superior.
It just flew thru their airspace, like the whole sky was his.
Because of that, an armada of search vessels spent the whole week searching the wrong place.
we dont care what theory there is. as long as its not your airspce and even if commercial jet fly in, the control and radar tower should respsonse and ask for authautication. clearly this jet wont respond ,or positively, then the air force should s\immediately send fighter jet up to the air and intercept or tail the place already. that's the proper way. like that also can.
the cheena one even better. can claim the whoe, daman air and sea their's, then one commercial jet so big also cannot track.
got ISO certification 1 or not?
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http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/missing-malaysian-airlines-fears-missing-3247918
I would love to get my hands on a phone like that.
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Speculation, insider's job ...... pilot the one. He is supporter of anwar. Fr .... tw news.
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Anwar this, anwar that, the convenient scapegoat.
"Recently the weather very hot, and hazy leh, must be anwar."
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Originally posted by ditzy:
Anwar this, anwar that, the convenient scapegoat.
"Recently the weather very hot, and hazy leh, must be anwar."
could be the reason
pilot sole aim: to discredit governemnt and MAS
then he had succeeded big time
he might have done an emergency landing on water
and just let the plane sink into the deep blue ocean
black box and records never ever to be found
family moved out of home 1 day before
either they had learned of the plan before hand
or pilot coupled with family problems went shen jing bing and carried out his heroic plan
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either the pilot or to do with the freescale fellows
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Malaysian authorities actually suspected that the pilot hijacked the plane as he is a supporter of Anwar..
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Yeah, because of the T-shirt he wore the day before the flight.
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News reported that. Ditzy can investigate why they quote anwar. Hahah....
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Don't know if they ever find the plane and related people and stuff. Pity those faimilies of the lost ones. Quite a number of chinese artists were in the flight.
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I sincerely pray that all the people in the plane are alright and come back safely...
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Originally posted by SJS6638:
Don't know if they ever find the plane and related people and stuff. Pity those faimilies of the lost ones. Quite a number of chinese artists were in the flight.
Yeah all of them are innocent people...Malaysian Airlines must have greatly lose its reputation -
these are from things that we know
if there are things that we don't know
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Originally posted by ArJoe:
Yeah all of them are innocent people...Malaysian Airlines must have greatly lose its reputationTheir share already zoom down. Think at the moment if people are given free ticket to travel on MH hardly people will accept.
They have to do a lot to salvage their reputation and trust.
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