The Dhaka Times Desk Yesterday, the news of the missing Malaysian plane came again in the international media. Malaysian missing plane MH-370 or seen in the Maldives!
Malaysian flight MH-370, which went missing last year with 239 people on board, is believed to have most likely crashed somewhere near the Maldives, some 5,000 kilometers from the area being searched for. The international media reported this yesterday based on the statement of the residents of a remote island of the archipelago.
But the residents of Kudahuvadhu Island in the southern part of Dhalu Prabaldwip in the Maldives told the media, 'They saw a jumbo jet flying very low in their area after the disappearance of MH-370 on March 8 last year.'
The media said that following the claim of many villagers that the plane had flown over the village of 3,500 inhabitants, the police questioned them about what kind of plane they had seen and whether they had taken a description of it.
IT manager Ahmed Shyam (35), a resident of Kudahuvadhu Island, said, 'I am sure of what I have seen. The day was bright. The huge plane flew very low. I don't know if it is the missing Malaysian plane or not.'
A man named Abdu Rashid Ibrahim also told the media that he saw the plane floating almost on the water.
It should be noted that on March 8 last year, within an hour of departure from Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, to Beijing, China, the Malaysian plane MH-370 with 239 passengers lost contact with the radar while on the South China Sea. After the disappearance, Australia led a search in the Indian Ocean up to the Australian coast covering an area of about 4.6 million square kilometers and about 2 thousand kilometers deep on the seabed, but no trace of the plane was found. The plane is still listed as a mysterious missing person.
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