Debris thought to be from a missing Malaysia Airlines plane was spotted by satellites in the Indian Ocean days after its disappearance, but by the time boats and planes went to investigate it had vanished.
MH370 flight disappeared in 2014 while flying to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur with 239 people on board.
The search for the jet, also involving Malaysia and China, was called off in January after 1,046 days.
Australian searchers said they “deeply regretted” that the plane had not been found and have pronounced the missing plane as a mystery.
However, surveillance satellites began to look into the mystery. One satellite image revealed what appeared to be a scattering of debris in the area being investigated.
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said in front of parliament on March 19 of the same year that it represented “new and credible” information about the fate of MH370.
Unfortunately, when ships and planed were deployed to follow up on…
Source: News Agency of Nigeria
