The Dhaka Times Desk Australia's prime minister says new and credible information has been received about the search for Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 in the southern Indian Ocean. Prime Minister Tony Abbott said objects seen on satellite could be from the missing Malaysian airliner.
The Prime Minister of that country in a speech given to the Parliament of Australia last week Tony Abbott Said, "We have seen some objects floating in the South Indian Ocean on satellite, we think these objects may be the wreckage of the missing Malaysian Airlines."
Meanwhile, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) They said in a statement, "They believe that the objects seen on the satellite are the wreckage of the two missing planes. The shape of one of these objects is 24 meters. Meanwhile, MMSA is continuing the research on the two objects, they have clearly identified their location to know the details about these two objects.
Malaysian authorities said, 'This new information provided by Australia adds a new dimension to the search for the plane. The Australian government has already been contacted. Earlier, Australia launched an air search in the South Indian Ocean at the request of Malaysia.
It has already been confirmed that the two objects are located in the South Indian Ocean, about 1,553 miles southwest of the coast of Australia. However, the depth of the water at that place is several thousand meters and the rescue operation is considered to be very difficult as it is deep in the sea.
According to sources, a total of four aircraft, including two from Australia and two each from the United States and New Zealand, have been sent to the area to search for the two objects. Among these aircraft, an Australian Orion aircraft is already searching the spot. The Australian authorities said that the international media will be informed about the details of the search very soon.
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