MH370 bombshell: How surprise debris discovery helps pinpoint search location
MH370 departed from Kuala Lumpur Airport on March 8, 2014, destined for Beijing, China, with 239 people on board, including captain Zaharie Shah. The Boeing 777 last communicated with air traffic control at 1:19am while travelling over the South China Sea, before disappearing altogether. Since it vanished five years ago, there have been countless conspiracies, spearheaded by a collection of so-called experts who have made wild claims over its final resting place – from the Cambodian jungle to former Soviet States.
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Usere19h 15/09/2019
So what's is really FACT on with this incident
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lee haron 14/09/2019
BS reporting. Case already cold storage for so many years. Why resurface again ? Should bring the incident to a closure for the sake of the families. . Only God have the answer. You guys c
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6753 14/09/2019
should ask the rocket man of NK he always playing with missile and rockets
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aidin 16/09/2019
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