What happened to the Boeing Malaysia Airlines? Authorities have now identified one of the men who came with stolen passports on board. The search for the wreck is so far unsuccessfully, now China increased diplomatic pressure.
Three days after the mysterious disappearance of a Boeing 777-200 of Malaysia Airlines Malaysian authorities have identified one of two men who had come with stolen passports on board. When the man does not constitute a Malaysian, said police chief Khalid Abu Bakar. He was identified by the analysis of surveillance video from the airport.
Let there be yet determined whether the men had illegally or legally detained in Malaysia, said the police chief of the news agency AFP. “That’s all we can say so far.” According to the Department of Transportation, the investigators are working with the Chinese authorities.
Missing Malaysia Airlines Boeing:Mystery of floating object
An international task force is currently looking at high pressure in front of the Malaysian and Vietnamese coast for the missing machine with 239 people on board. It’s a complicated search, the search area covers hundreds of square kilometers. Vietnamese search team had discovered a yellow object southwest of Vietnam in the morning. As the Reuters news agency reported that rescue workers had initially thought that this could be perhaps be some kind of lifeboat. This assumption proved to be false, according to Reuters. Other media reported there were still forces on the way there.
Three days ago, the passenger plane was in the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur , among other 153 Chinese travelers to Beijing started. Two hours later, the contact with the flight MH370 was canceled and the Boeing disappeared mysteriously . The Chinese Foreign Ministry has asked Malaysia to enhance the search and the investigation after the cause of the crash .
Investigators close in view of the passengers who arrived with stolen passports on board , a terrorist act or a hijacking not . The Taiwanese intelligence announced that it received a warning about a possible terrorist attack on China. The head of the Ministry of National Security said his authority had passed a warning to the Chinese counterparts , which stops at the Beijing airport and the metro in the city had been planned. However, there is no link to the missing Malaysia Airlines aircraft .
Accordingly, he had the notes on 4 March received – three days after 29 people were killed in a knife attack in Kunming, China . Then be in Taiwan security arrangements have been strengthened – especially for flights to Beijing.
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