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China to Malaysia: Tell the truth about missing plane

Press Trust of India | 12-Mar 23:39 PM

Annoyed over conflicting reports about the missing plane, China
tonight asked Malaysia to verify rumours and share all information
about the flight MH370 after official admission that it may have
turned back and disappeared over the Straits of Malacca.

"We have send requests to the Malaysian side through diplomatic
channels, asking them to check up on rumours right away and inform
China of all information available," Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin
Gang said in a statement.

Qin's remark came after a Malaysian military official said the missing
flight may have changed route and turned back from its scheduled
course before disappearing last Saturday.

Anxieties mounted in China as 154 of the 227 passengers are Chinese
and their relatives are annoyed over the confusion and lack of
progress even five days after the incident.

Malaysia Air Force Chief Rodzali Daud had said a "blip" detected on
the military radar may have been the missing flight MH370 in an area
northwest of Penang in the Straits of Malacca, amid uncertainty over
where to look for the plane that disappeared with 239 people on board.

Based on this possibility, multinational search operation was expanded
to the Strait of Malacca and South China Sea with more countries
joining in the mission.

Forty-two ships and 39 aircraft have been deployed so far in the hunt
for the missing plane that vanished on its way from Kuala Lumpur to
Beijing.

It is still not known what prompted this confusion and why Malaysian
officials has to suppress this information. If it is true it also
throws up a whole lot of questions including why the plane took a U
turn and flew over Malacca straights without informing the ground
controls.

Malaysian officials said so far there is nothing to point out to any
act of terrorism and cleared two Iranians who travelled by stolen
Italian and Austrian passports.

India, Japan and Brunei were the latest to join in a massive search mission.

When asked by state-run Xinhua news agency about reports that dead
bodies were found near Penang, Qin said he could not verify this.

Meanwhile, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang visited the emergency response
and command centre to learn the latest about the search operation.

The Chinese team is now expanding their search area to northwest of
the Gulf of Thailand, covering some 17 thousand square km in total.

China has also employed 10 satellites to provide technological support
to locate the missing jet.

Also China today termed reports of its planes searching Malaysian
territory for clues as "inaccurate" as the search operations extended
to waters around Andaman islands.

"Relevant reports of Chinese search in Malaysia is inaccurate. As far
as I know, Chinese aircraft are searching possible waters. So I would
like to make a clarification," Qin told a media briefing earlier.

He was reacting to comments by Chairman of China's Civil Aviation
Administration Li Jiaxiang that search would be extended to land
areas.

 

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