#PrayForMH370: (Attached Image) Vietnamese authorities believe that the piece of debris spotted off the countrys waters may be a door from the flight MH370. Source (UPDATE [12:40am]): my.news.yahoo/vietnam-says-may-found-missing-jets-door-161951222.html. UPDATE [9.30am]: An internal probe will be conducted on Kuala Lumpur International Airport immigration officers to find out why there were no questions about Italian and Austrian passengers with Asian facial features, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said. Full story: my.news.yahoo/internal-probe-immigration-department-says-home-minister-010356860.html. UPDATE [8:11am]: A video clip of a man dialing the number of his elder brother was shown on a Beijing Televisions news bulletin. The call got connected, but no one picked up. He made the phone call three times. Full story: my.news.yahoo/family-chinese-passenger-missing-mas-flight-says-mobile-000308392.html. UPDATE [7.35am]: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) has sent samples of an oil slick found in the South China Sea, about 100 nautical miles from the Tok Bali Beach, Kelantan, to the Chemistry Department in Petaling Jaya. The result of the analysis is expected to be known tomorrow (Monday) afternoon. Full story: my.news.yahoo/samples-oil-slick-sent-chemistry-department-bernama-230415109.html. The 20 employees of Freescale Semiconductor who were on the MH370 flight were people with a lot of experience and technical background, says Mitch Haws, vice president, global communications and investor relations for Freescale Semiconductor. Its definitely a loss for the company, he adds. Full story: my.news.yahoo/loss-employees-malaysia-flight-blow-us-chipmaker-says-224419579.html. UPDATE [4.46am]: French accident board BEA offers help in recovering missing flight MH370. There was a similar case in 2009 where Air France Flight 447 from Rio de Janeiro to Paris vanished in a storm. Full story: my.news.yahoo/french-accident-board-offers-help-recovering-missing-flight-203706275.html. UPDATE [3.11am]: Thai police are investigating a passport ring in Phuket, as details emerged of bookings made in Thailand with stolen European passports for the vanished Malaysia Airlines flight. Each ticket cost THB 20,215 (RM 2,036). Full story: my.news.yahoo/thai-police-target-passport-ring-vanished-flight-probe-185147840.html. UPDATE [1.17am]: Interpol confirmed that at least two passports - Austrian and Italian – recorded in its Stolen and Lost Travel Documents (SLTD) database were used by passengers on board missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH 370. Full story: my.news.yahoo/interpol-confirms-stolen-passport-used-on-mh370-were-registered-in-its-databases-170618859.html. #Malaysia #Airlines #MalaysiaAirlines #MH370 #9MMRO
Posted on: Mon, 10 Mar 2014 02:47:50 +0000