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More Debris Found With Possible MH370 Link: Australia
Three new pieces of debris have been found in Mauritius and in Mozambique that could be linked to missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, Australia's transport minister said today.
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Mozambique Debris Almost Certainly From MH370: Australia
Two pieces of debris recovered from beaches in Mozambique almost certainly belong to the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, Australian officials said today, signalling a possible breakthrough in the search for the plane that vanished mysteriously with 239 people in 2014.
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Australia Says Possible MH370 Debris Found On Island In Mauritius
Australia's transport minister on Sunday said new debris found on the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius would be examined to see if it belonged to MH370, just weeks after two Mozambique fragments were linked to the missing flight.
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Malaysia Says Should Search For More Possible MH370 Debris In South African Coast
Malaysia said today that a coastal search needs to be conducted around South Africa and Mozambique for potential debris from missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
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Possible Debris From Malaysia Airlines MH370 Arrives In Australia
Debris found earlier this month off the southeast African coast which some believe could be from a missing Malaysia Airlines flight has arrived in Australia for testing, officials said on Monday, two years after the plane disappeared.
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MH370 Search: Possible Debris Found Near Mozambique, Says Report
A piece of debris found along the eastern African coast between Mozambique and Madagascar may be from the tail section of the Malaysia Airlines plane that disappeared two years ago, NBC News reported today.
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Malaysian Experts in Maldives to Probe Possible MH370 Link
Three Malaysian aviation experts have arrived in the Maldives to examine whether debris found on the honeymoon islands could be wreckage from flight MH370.
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Malaysia Says Almost Certain Debris Found Off Madagascar Is From a Boeing 777
Malaysia is "almost certain" that plane debris found on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean is from a Boeing 777, the deputy transport minister said today, heightening the possibility it could be wreckage from missing Flight MH370.
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China says Seeking to Confirm Situation Over Possible MH370 Debris
China said today that it is "seeking to confirm the situation with relevant countries" after French authorities said they were studying a piece of plane debris found on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean to determine whether it came from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
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Wreckage in Bay of Bengal not from MH370: searchers
A private company said it had found what it believes is wreckage of a plane in the Bay of Bengal that should be investigated as potential debris from missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, but the possibility was dismissed by search coordinators.
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Malaysia Airlines plane search looks for debris breakthrough in new area
Searchers scoured a new area of the Indian Ocean for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Saturday hoping to salvage possible debris from the doomed jet after several hopeful sightings.
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Japan satellite images show possible debris from MH370
Japanese satellite images have shown around 10 floating objects off Australia, possibly from missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, media reports quoted the government as saying today.
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China releases image of possible Malaysian jet debris
China has a new satellite image of a large floating object in the Indian Ocean that could be related to missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, officials said on Saturday.
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China satellite spots possible debris of missing jet: Malaysia
China has new satellite images of one or more floating objects that could be related to missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, Malaysian Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said on Saturday.
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Australia says possible debris from Malaysian jet may have sunk
Australian Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss said on Friday objects spotted on satellite images that sparked an international hunt in the remote southern Indian Ocean for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 may have sunk.
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More Debris Found With Possible MH370 Link: Australia
Three new pieces of debris have been found in Mauritius and in Mozambique that could be linked to missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, Australia's transport minister said today.
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Mozambique Debris Almost Certainly From MH370: Australia
Two pieces of debris recovered from beaches in Mozambique almost certainly belong to the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, Australian officials said today, signalling a possible breakthrough in the search for the plane that vanished mysteriously with 239 people in 2014.
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Australia Says Possible MH370 Debris Found On Island In Mauritius
Australia's transport minister on Sunday said new debris found on the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius would be examined to see if it belonged to MH370, just weeks after two Mozambique fragments were linked to the missing flight.
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Malaysia Says Should Search For More Possible MH370 Debris In South African Coast
Malaysia said today that a coastal search needs to be conducted around South Africa and Mozambique for potential debris from missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
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Possible Debris From Malaysia Airlines MH370 Arrives In Australia
Debris found earlier this month off the southeast African coast which some believe could be from a missing Malaysia Airlines flight has arrived in Australia for testing, officials said on Monday, two years after the plane disappeared.
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MH370 Search: Possible Debris Found Near Mozambique, Says Report
A piece of debris found along the eastern African coast between Mozambique and Madagascar may be from the tail section of the Malaysia Airlines plane that disappeared two years ago, NBC News reported today.
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Malaysian Experts in Maldives to Probe Possible MH370 Link
Three Malaysian aviation experts have arrived in the Maldives to examine whether debris found on the honeymoon islands could be wreckage from flight MH370.
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Malaysia Says Almost Certain Debris Found Off Madagascar Is From a Boeing 777
Malaysia is "almost certain" that plane debris found on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean is from a Boeing 777, the deputy transport minister said today, heightening the possibility it could be wreckage from missing Flight MH370.
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China says Seeking to Confirm Situation Over Possible MH370 Debris
China said today that it is "seeking to confirm the situation with relevant countries" after French authorities said they were studying a piece of plane debris found on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean to determine whether it came from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
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Wreckage in Bay of Bengal not from MH370: searchers
A private company said it had found what it believes is wreckage of a plane in the Bay of Bengal that should be investigated as potential debris from missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, but the possibility was dismissed by search coordinators.
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Malaysia Airlines plane search looks for debris breakthrough in new area
Searchers scoured a new area of the Indian Ocean for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Saturday hoping to salvage possible debris from the doomed jet after several hopeful sightings.
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Japan satellite images show possible debris from MH370
Japanese satellite images have shown around 10 floating objects off Australia, possibly from missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, media reports quoted the government as saying today.
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China releases image of possible Malaysian jet debris
China has a new satellite image of a large floating object in the Indian Ocean that could be related to missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, officials said on Saturday.
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China satellite spots possible debris of missing jet: Malaysia
China has new satellite images of one or more floating objects that could be related to missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, Malaysian Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said on Saturday.
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Australia says possible debris from Malaysian jet may have sunk
Australian Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss said on Friday objects spotted on satellite images that sparked an international hunt in the remote southern Indian Ocean for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 may have sunk.
