MH370: Serpihan dipercayai bangkai pesawat ditemui di pantai Indonesia - ATSB

AbukRokok

sekngucing posted on 24-10-2014 01:47 AM
melayu bangsa celaka
jumpa melayu dan babi, bunuh melayu dulu

kau dah knape dik
datang bulan ka?
bru pekena ketum ka?

batmana

dlu pun jupe, tapi bukan lak



https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewes ... -mh370-debris-hunt/

sekngucing

AbukRokok posted on 24-10-2014 08:08 AM
kau dah knape dik
datang bulan ka?
bru pekena ketum ka?

kitto peje matto
kaki bejale
depe ado lubee
tok jatuh belungg??

Changa

ini pemberita astro awani PPRT english sis.
kalau sis baca artikel asal dalam bahasa inggeris sangat lain intipati nya.
dalam artikel versi asal, ikut kalkulasi aliran laut pihak aussie, jikalau ada serpihan ianya akan mendarat di indon bukan di australia ke apa.

tiada langsung mention ada terjumpa serpihan di indon ke apa di mention dalam artikel itu.

stupid punya wartawan.

Changa

ini artikel versi asal dalam bahasa inggeris sis.
babi sangat wartawan astro awani pprt english itu.

http://www.independent.co.uk/new ... -coast-9812727.html
Wreckage from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is most likely to wash up on the coast of Indonesia, not Australia where the search for the missing jet is being coordinated, authorities have said.

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Officials leading the hunt said they are still receiving regular reports from members of the public in Australia about potential wreckage, seven and a half months after the Boeing 777 went missing en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 239 people on board.

But while each of those reports is “reviewed carefully”, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) said it is much more likely that any wreckage would have drifted the other way.

Australia has asked Indonesian officials to make public the possibility of evidence from the MH370 disaster appearing on its shoreline.

In a situation report on the search released yesterday, the ATSB said it “continues to receive messages from members of the public who have found material washed up on the Australian coastline and think it may be wreckage or debris from MH370”.

Parents and children release a sky lantern, with a note of prayer written for MH370, on 13 September Parents and children release a sky lantern, with a note of prayer written for MH370, on 13 September “The ATSB reviews all of this correspondence carefully,” it said, “but drift modelling undertaken by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority has suggested that if there were any floating debris, it is far more likely to have travelled west, away from the coastline of Australia.

“It is possible that some materials may have drifted to the coastline of Indonesia, and an alert has been issued in that country, requesting that the authorities be alerted to any possible debris from the aircraft.”

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Meanwhile, officials announced that a second ship is preparing to join the operation in the search zone identified using satellite data about 1,100 miles (1,800km) west of Australia.

The Discovery, provided by Dutch contractor Fugro, arrived in the remote area of the southern Indian Ocean yesterday, relieving the GO Phoenix, a Malaysian ship that has been combing the area since the start of this month but left to get fresh supplies.

3D map of the Indian Ocean created for the next stage of the MH370 search effort Malaysian defence minister Hishammuddin Hussein, who was in Australia to greet the GO Phoenix during its return to port, said everything possible was being done to find the jet.

“We must continue to hope because sometimes hope is all we have,” he said, adding: “We will find MH370.”

The search ships are dragging sonar devices called towfish through the water about 330 feet (100 metres) above the seabed to hunt for the wreckage. But despite a massive air and sea search, not a single piece of debris from the plane has been found.

A 3D map of the Indian Ocean floor  

Earlier this month, ATSB chief commissioner Martin Dolan told local media that while there was no certainty, there was a “high probability” that the wreckage of the plane would be found in the new search area.

VIDEO: SEARCH CONTINUES EARLIER THIS MONTH
He said: “There are a range of scenarios that would fit the data, it's just that some are more likely than others and there is a high probability that the aircraft will be found close to the arc.”

chazey

Changa posted on 25-10-2014 12:17 AM
ini artikel versi asal dalam bahasa inggeris sis.
babi sangat wartawan astro awani pprt english itu ...

Astaga. Jauh lari dari isi sebenar sungguh pemahaman wartawan ni.

Changa

chazey posted on 25-10-2014 12:53 AM
Astaga. Jauh lari dari isi sebenar sungguh pemahaman wartawan ni.

itu la sis memang babi sangat wartawan pondan homoseksual awani itu.
lain berita di terima lain yg di tulis nya.

nize

its our utmost resp to check and re check if possible reconfirm weather a new is a genuine or just another gimmic.. its just another garbage translation ...wtfruit..

mbhcsf

i wonder what had happened exactly ...

ultra78

Dah mamai ke apa wartawan awani tu? Orang cakap pasal kemungkinan, dia terus cakap dah jumpa