To those who are still confuse on the recent announcement by Prime Minister Najib and demand a clarification from me: First of all, i am not in any position to clarify anything, although I was previously questioning Najibs move. Analysis by the AAIB calculation and Inmarsat satellite data only showed that the last position or location of MH370 was at the southern Indian Ocean which also meant that the flight path ended there. This is confirm. But was it crashed into the ocean? Nobody knows. Hence the word ended. The same thing when PM Najib announced earlier that based on the Inmarsat satellite data, the last communication detected was at 8.11 am and its location was between the northern and southern corridor. That was confirm. But does the authority know if the plane went up to the north or down to the southern corridor? No. Thats why the SAR operations were carried out at both corridor. After 18 days of searching, partners along the northern corridor confirmed that no data on MH370 was captured on their satellite and radar. This confirmation matched with the analysis by the AAIB and Inmarsat, which concluded that the flight path ended at the southern Indian Ocean. With regards to the debris/object spotted by US, French and Chinese satellite, nothing have been found and there were no sightings so far. That is why no confirmation whether or not the debris are link to MH370 has been made. Bear in mind, our PM Najib and Hishammuddin did not said crashed and no survivors. The word they used was ended. It was MAS CEO who said during yesterdays PC that there are no survivors. Hes being realistic so the recorey and investigation process can be carried out. Never jump into conclusion like the foreign media and alleged the government and the authority of hiding facts. We at the first place do not even understand any of the facts and the majority of us made our own judgement based on our creative minds. Stop making speculations and read, not listening to rumors and speculations.
Posted on: Wed, 26 Mar 2014 05:35:43 +0000
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