Wooden pallet and a strapping belt found in the Indian Ocean is the latest pile of junk to be eyed by the incompetent searchers as possible debris from the missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 flight. Now, it’s the French who are providing radar images of junk in the ocean getting people’s hopes up about it possibly being from the missing MH370 plane. I’ve come to my own conclusion about MH370. Either it’s at the bottom of the Indian Ocean, or it’s in the hands of terrorists.
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| Wooden pallet, strapping belts now being eyed as possible MH370 debris |
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On Saturday, searchers found a wooden pallet as well as strapping belts, AMSA’s John Young said. The use of wooden pallets is common in the airline industry.
“It’s a possible lead … but pallets are used in the shipping industry as well,” he said Sunday. Authorities have said random debris is often found in the ocean.Earlier, French authorities passed on satellite data showing “potential objects in the vicinity of the southern corridor” of the search area for the plane, Malaysia’s acting transportation minister said.
“Malaysia immediately relayed these images to the Australian rescue coordination center,” Hishammuddin Hussein said.
Satellite images previously issued by Australian and Chinese authorities have also pointed to possible large floating objects, stoking hopes searchers may find debris from the missing plane.