THERE IS EVIDENCE-FOCUS SHIFTED MH370 SEARCH 1,100KM
Thailand satellite debris allegedly found 300 objects inSea.
Search MH370 Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was resumed today after yesterday suspended due to bad weather . Search focus now shifted so far 1,100 kilometers to the northeast of the Indian Ocean after new evidence found credible .
The BBC , Friday, March 28, 2014 , the Australian Maritime Safety Authority ( Amsa ) said the shift in focus the search based on the analysis of data when the plane lost radar contact . Amsa said , the search area is now located about 1,850 miles west of Perth and covers an area of 319,000 square kilometers .
" This new information is based on the ongoing analysis of radar data between the South China Sea and the Malacca Straits before the plane lost radar contact , " the statement said Amsa .
" The data indicate an aircraft more quickly than previously thought , causing more fuel use and reduce the likelihood of an aircraft is too far south to the Indian Ocean , " the statement again .
Previously , several countries have published satellite imagery that shows objects MH370 suspected debris in the waters . Japanese satellite for example , capturing 10 attractions in the region around 2,500 km southwest of Perth.
Satellites detect even Thailand around 300 objects in the region around 2,700 km southwest of Perth on 24 March. A day earlier , French satellite find 122 objects floating about 200 miles from the location of the findings Thailand .
Amsa nine military aircraft helped bring down a civilian aircraft in the search today . Five ships from China and Australia are also involved .
The Malaysian government itself has sent a team of experts to Perth them . Shifting the focus of the search , said Amsa , has been coordinated and approved by Malaysia .
The Malaysian government has previously said that the plane crashed in the sea . But until now it was not known what causes it because debris has not been found . Family 239 passengers and crew largely rejected the claim that Malaysia before any real evidence
Thailand satellite debris allegedly found 300 objects inSea.
The BBC , Friday, March 28, 2014 , the Australian Maritime Safety Authority ( Amsa ) said the shift in focus the search based on the analysis of data when the plane lost radar contact . Amsa said , the search area is now located about 1,850 miles west of Perth and covers an area of 319,000 square kilometers .
" This new information is based on the ongoing analysis of radar data between the South China Sea and the Malacca Straits before the plane lost radar contact , " the statement said Amsa .
" The data indicate an aircraft more quickly than previously thought , causing more fuel use and reduce the likelihood of an aircraft is too far south to the Indian Ocean , " the statement again .
Previously , several countries have published satellite imagery that shows objects MH370 suspected debris in the waters . Japanese satellite for example , capturing 10 attractions in the region around 2,500 km southwest of Perth.
Satellites detect even Thailand around 300 objects in the region around 2,700 km southwest of Perth on 24 March. A day earlier , French satellite find 122 objects floating about 200 miles from the location of the findings Thailand .
Amsa nine military aircraft helped bring down a civilian aircraft in the search today . Five ships from China and Australia are also involved .
The Malaysian government itself has sent a team of experts to Perth them . Shifting the focus of the search , said Amsa , has been coordinated and approved by Malaysia .
The Malaysian government has previously said that the plane crashed in the sea . But until now it was not known what causes it because debris has not been found . Family 239 passengers and crew largely rejected the claim that Malaysia before any real evidence
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