The decision taken today to shift the main area of search to the west for the missing flight MH370 of Malaysia Airlines may be the first major step towards solving the puzzle of the lost plane. Looking more intently at places other than South China Sea is a wise move. But if the search parties continue to ignore the land mass of peninsular Malaysia, the final answer to the puzzle could evade them further.
Because, by all probabilities, the crashed aircraft would be somewhere in the forests in the districts of Terengganu or Kelantan in peninsular Malaysia.
Actually, from day first itself, there were ample indications for this.
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Because, by all probabilities, the crashed aircraft would be somewhere in the forests in the districts of Terengganu or Kelantan in peninsular Malaysia.
Actually, from day first itself, there were ample indications for this.
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