Minggu, 27 April 2014
News
August, Australia (CNN) – Ametal object that
wahed ashore on Australia’s coast wasn’t from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370,
officials said . Detailed pictures of
the object were enough to convince investigators that it wasn’t a lead in the
search for the missing plane, the Australian agency leading the search for the
aircraft said on Thursday . Officials had previously called the piece of metal,
which appeared to have rivets on one side an, “object of interest” in the
search . Police picked it up near Augusta, Australia, roughly 1,000 miles away
from the suspected crash site, after many futile days of searching for the
missing plane . Authorities haven’t said what they think the object could be .
Possible promising leads have turned out to be false alarms for weeks in the
lengthy search for the missing plane, which disappeared mid-flight on March 8
with 239 people aboard . One major challenge that’s complicated the search :
the ocean is full of garbage . Other objects search teams have spotted in the Indian
Ocean turned out to be trash, jellyfish and fishing gear . Bad weather grounded
planes searching for signs of debris on Wednesday . And a high – tech
underwater drone found no sign of the boeing 777 jetliner . If nothing turns up
in the Bluefin-21’s underwater search, the investigation will move into a new
phase that could involve new equipment and an expanded search area . And as the
search came up empty again, a key question loomed . Are they looking in the
right palce ? “ They have been searching for more than a month . Using, not
even a small piece of the plane was found,”Steve Wang, whose mother wa aboard
the aircraft , told on CNN’’s “ The Lead with Jake Tapper,” on Thursday .
Abbot : “We may
rethink the search , but we will not rest ‘ up to 11 military aircraft and 11
ships are set to search for the plane on Thursday . And there’s still ground
left to cover . The Bluefin-21 has scanned more than 90% of the underwater
search area set out by investigators . “ We will continue with the search operation
until we fully cover the search area ,’Hishammudin Hussein , Malaysia’s acting
transport minister, said Wednesday . Despite the search efforts for MH370
repeatedly coming up empty during the 48 days since it started, there’s no
suggestion the hunt in the southern Indian Ocean is anywhere close to ending .
Quite to the contrary, according to Auatralian Prime Minister Tony Abbot, whose
country is heading up the search for the missing aircraft . “ We are not going to
abandon , the families of the 239 people who were on that plane by lightly
surrendering while there is reasonable hope of finding something ,” he said
Wednesday .
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Minggu, 27 April 2014
News
August, Australia (CNN) – Ametal object that
wahed ashore on Australia’s coast wasn’t from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370,
officials said . Detailed pictures of
the object were enough to convince investigators that it wasn’t a lead in the
search for the missing plane, the Australian agency leading the search for the
aircraft said on Thursday . Officials had previously called the piece of metal,
which appeared to have rivets on one side an, “object of interest” in the
search . Police picked it up near Augusta, Australia, roughly 1,000 miles away
from the suspected crash site, after many futile days of searching for the
missing plane . Authorities haven’t said what they think the object could be .
Possible promising leads have turned out to be false alarms for weeks in the
lengthy search for the missing plane, which disappeared mid-flight on March 8
with 239 people aboard . One major challenge that’s complicated the search :
the ocean is full of garbage . Other objects search teams have spotted in the Indian
Ocean turned out to be trash, jellyfish and fishing gear . Bad weather grounded
planes searching for signs of debris on Wednesday . And a high – tech
underwater drone found no sign of the boeing 777 jetliner . If nothing turns up
in the Bluefin-21’s underwater search, the investigation will move into a new
phase that could involve new equipment and an expanded search area . And as the
search came up empty again, a key question loomed . Are they looking in the
right palce ? “ They have been searching for more than a month . Using, not
even a small piece of the plane was found,”Steve Wang, whose mother wa aboard
the aircraft , told on CNN’’s “ The Lead with Jake Tapper,” on Thursday .
Abbot : “We may
rethink the search , but we will not rest ‘ up to 11 military aircraft and 11
ships are set to search for the plane on Thursday . And there’s still ground
left to cover . The Bluefin-21 has scanned more than 90% of the underwater
search area set out by investigators . “ We will continue with the search operation
until we fully cover the search area ,’Hishammudin Hussein , Malaysia’s acting
transport minister, said Wednesday . Despite the search efforts for MH370
repeatedly coming up empty during the 48 days since it started, there’s no
suggestion the hunt in the southern Indian Ocean is anywhere close to ending .
Quite to the contrary, according to Auatralian Prime Minister Tony Abbot, whose
country is heading up the search for the missing aircraft . “ We are not going to
abandon , the families of the 239 people who were on that plane by lightly
surrendering while there is reasonable hope of finding something ,” he said
Wednesday .
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