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Indian Navy joins search for missing Malaysian plane in the Malacca Straits 
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...-the-Malacca-Straits/articleshow/31855418.cms
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...-the-Malacca-Straits/articleshow/31855418.cms
DID THE MH370 PILOT COMMIT SUICIDE?Authorities are investigating the possibility that the pilot of the missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH 370 committed suicide, the director of the CIA has revealed.John Brennan , head of the US Central Intelligence Agency, said: 'I think you cannot discount any theory', when asked if it was possible the pilot deliberately crashed the Boeing 777.
The theory could offer an explanation as to how the plane 'disappeared' from civilian radar tracking its movements, as the pilot could have switched off the transponder shortly before it vanished.The CIA chief’s intervention came as Malaysian police say they are carrying out psychological profiles of everyone on board the plane, which vanished on Saturday carrying 239 people after taking off from Kuala Lumpur en route to Beijing.
He told reporters there were a host of unanswered questions, including why the plane's transponder stopped emitting signals and what was the role of passengers carrying stolen passports.'There are a number of very curious anomalies about all of this,’ he said.
‘You know, did it turn around? You know, were the individuals with these stolen passports in any way involved?'He added: 'What about the transponder? Why did it sort of, you know, just disappear from the radar?'We are looking at it very carefully. Clearly this is still a mystery.’
Indian Navy joins search for missing Malaysian plane in the Malacca Straits
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...-the-Malacca-Straits/articleshow/31855418.cms
Missing jet mystery deepens again: Now NINE fresh witnesses place plane near Thailand... as furious Chinese families hurl water bottles at airline officials
The hunt for missing flight MH370 plunged into chaos today after a military chief denied radar had detected the jet 350 miles off course.General Rodzali Daud, the head of Malaysia’s air force, claimed he did not say that the Malaysia Airlines flight had last been spotted over the Malacca Strait, off the west coast.
This would have put the Boeing jet an hour away from its last contact with air traffic control and far from its flight path from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. There were also suggestions that someone in the cockpit had turned off the tracking device.'I did not make any such statements', General Daud said but added that the plane turning back 'had not been ruled out'.
On a day of confusion, Vietnam briefly scaled back the search off the southern coast, saying it was receiving scanty and confusing information from Malaysia. Hanoi later said the hunt - now in its fifth day - was back on in full force and was even extending on to land. China also said its air force would sweep land areas, although it did not specify where.
The confusion over where to look is adding to one of the most baffling mysteries in modern aviation mystery, and prolonging the agonising wait for hundreds of relatives of the missing.In Beijing, there was fury from families of the 239 people on board, who are desperate for any news. Relatives hurled water bottles at airline officials and accused them of lying.
There were also nine fresh reports of aircraft 'noise and lights' being seen in the north-east, near the border with Thailand. The new claims follow two earlier statements by a businessman and a fisherman that they had seen an aircraft's lights low in the sky before they disappeared.Deputy police commander Dak Jalaluddin Abdul Rahman said the eyewitnesses had reported that they saw an aircraft - possibly the missing jet - heading north at about the time all civilian tracking data was lost with flight MH370 in the early hours of last Saturday.
The reports, from several towns and villages in the north east, said the aircraft was seen low over the sea. The towns included Kuala Besar, Pentai Cahaya Bulan, Pentai Senok and Penarik.'Based on the reports, the plane, the plane was sighted between 1.30am and 1.45am,' said commander Jalaluddin.
'A bus driver, who gave his voluntary statement on Sunday, said he saw a low-flying plane at Penarik at about 1.45am the same day flight MH370 went missing.
'The driver was sure that he saw the aircraft's blinking beacon lights.'
From the Marang area, said the commander, eight villagers lodged police reports claiming they had heard a loud noise on Saturday night coming from the direction of Pulau Kapas.One of the villagers, Alias Salleh, 36, told The Star newspaper that he and some friends were on a bench about 400m from the Marang beach at 1.20am when they heard a loud and frightening noise which sounded like the fan of a jet engine.
'The loud and frightening noise came from the north east of Pulau Kapas,' said Mr Alias.'We looked around the Rhu Muda beach but did not see anything unusual.'The massive search operation involving ships and aircraft from 10 countries is spread out over the Gulf of Thailand and the South China Sea, which lie between Malaysia and Vietnam, and in the Strait of Malacca into the Andaman Sea.
The hunt for missing flight MH370 plunged into chaos today after a military chief denied radar had detected the jet 350 miles off course.General Rodzali Daud, the head of Malaysia’s air force, claimed he did not say that the Malaysia Airlines flight had last been spotted over the Malacca Strait, off the west coast.
This would have put the Boeing jet an hour away from its last contact with air traffic control and far from its flight path from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. There were also suggestions that someone in the cockpit had turned off the tracking device.'I did not make any such statements', General Daud said but added that the plane turning back 'had not been ruled out'.
On a day of confusion, Vietnam briefly scaled back the search off the southern coast, saying it was receiving scanty and confusing information from Malaysia. Hanoi later said the hunt - now in its fifth day - was back on in full force and was even extending on to land. China also said its air force would sweep land areas, although it did not specify where.
The confusion over where to look is adding to one of the most baffling mysteries in modern aviation mystery, and prolonging the agonising wait for hundreds of relatives of the missing.In Beijing, there was fury from families of the 239 people on board, who are desperate for any news. Relatives hurled water bottles at airline officials and accused them of lying.
There were also nine fresh reports of aircraft 'noise and lights' being seen in the north-east, near the border with Thailand. The new claims follow two earlier statements by a businessman and a fisherman that they had seen an aircraft's lights low in the sky before they disappeared.Deputy police commander Dak Jalaluddin Abdul Rahman said the eyewitnesses had reported that they saw an aircraft - possibly the missing jet - heading north at about the time all civilian tracking data was lost with flight MH370 in the early hours of last Saturday.
The reports, from several towns and villages in the north east, said the aircraft was seen low over the sea. The towns included Kuala Besar, Pentai Cahaya Bulan, Pentai Senok and Penarik.'Based on the reports, the plane, the plane was sighted between 1.30am and 1.45am,' said commander Jalaluddin.
'A bus driver, who gave his voluntary statement on Sunday, said he saw a low-flying plane at Penarik at about 1.45am the same day flight MH370 went missing.
'The driver was sure that he saw the aircraft's blinking beacon lights.'
From the Marang area, said the commander, eight villagers lodged police reports claiming they had heard a loud noise on Saturday night coming from the direction of Pulau Kapas.One of the villagers, Alias Salleh, 36, told The Star newspaper that he and some friends were on a bench about 400m from the Marang beach at 1.20am when they heard a loud and frightening noise which sounded like the fan of a jet engine.
'The loud and frightening noise came from the north east of Pulau Kapas,' said Mr Alias.'We looked around the Rhu Muda beach but did not see anything unusual.'The massive search operation involving ships and aircraft from 10 countries is spread out over the Gulf of Thailand and the South China Sea, which lie between Malaysia and Vietnam, and in the Strait of Malacca into the Andaman Sea.
China's civil aviation chief said its air force would add two planes to the search effort, which would be broadened to include land areas. He did not elaborate.
The Indian Express said India, which controls the Andaman and Nicobar island chains and has a strong naval presence in the Andaman Sea, had been asked to help, but a defence ministry source said there had been no formal request from Malaysia.
'They have to tell us the area where our people have to go, only then they move to that area,' the source said. 'It has to be clear, the clarity is not there at the moment.'A senior military officer who had been briefed on the investigation told Reuters on Tuesday that the aircraft had made a detour to the west after communications with civilian authorities ended.In the absence of any concrete evidence to explain the plane's disappearance, authorities have not ruled out anything. Police have said they were investigating whether any passengers or crew on the plane had personal or psychological problems that might shed light on the mystery, along with the possibility of a hijacking, sabotage or mechanical failure.
The Indian Express said India, which controls the Andaman and Nicobar island chains and has a strong naval presence in the Andaman Sea, had been asked to help, but a defence ministry source said there had been no formal request from Malaysia.
'They have to tell us the area where our people have to go, only then they move to that area,' the source said. 'It has to be clear, the clarity is not there at the moment.'A senior military officer who had been briefed on the investigation told Reuters on Tuesday that the aircraft had made a detour to the west after communications with civilian authorities ended.In the absence of any concrete evidence to explain the plane's disappearance, authorities have not ruled out anything. Police have said they were investigating whether any passengers or crew on the plane had personal or psychological problems that might shed light on the mystery, along with the possibility of a hijacking, sabotage or mechanical failure.
The airline said it was taking seriously a report by a South African woman who said the co-pilot of the missing plane had invited her and a female travelling companion to sit in the cockpit during a flight two years ago, in an apparent breach of security.'Malaysia Airlines has become aware of the allegations being made against First Officer Fariq Ab Hamid which we take very seriously. We are shocked by these allegations. We have not been able to confirm the validity of the pictures and videos of the alleged incident,' the airline said in a statement.
The woman, Jonti Roos, said in an interview with Australia's Channel Nine TV that she and her friend were invited to fly in the cockpit by Fariq and the pilot between Phuket, Thailand, and Kuala Lumpur in December 2011. The TV channel showed pictures of the four apparently in a plane's cockpit.The Boeing 777 has one of the best safety records of any commercial aircraft in service. Its only previous fatal crash came on July 6 last year when Asiana Airlines Flight 214 struck a seawall on landing in San Francisco, killing three people.U.S. planemaker Boeing has declined to comment beyond a brief statement saying it was monitoring the situation.
The woman, Jonti Roos, said in an interview with Australia's Channel Nine TV that she and her friend were invited to fly in the cockpit by Fariq and the pilot between Phuket, Thailand, and Kuala Lumpur in December 2011. The TV channel showed pictures of the four apparently in a plane's cockpit.The Boeing 777 has one of the best safety records of any commercial aircraft in service. Its only previous fatal crash came on July 6 last year when Asiana Airlines Flight 214 struck a seawall on landing in San Francisco, killing three people.U.S. planemaker Boeing has declined to comment beyond a brief statement saying it was monitoring the situation.
Authorities are investigating the possibility that the pilot of the missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH 370 committed suicide, the director of the CIA has revealed.John Brennan , head of the US Central Intelligence Agency, said: 'I think you cannot discount any theory', when asked if it was possible the pilot deliberately crashed the Boeing 777.
The theory could offer an explanation as to how the plane 'disappeared' from civilian radar tracking its movements, as the pilot could have switched off the transponder shortly before it vanished.The CIA chief’s intervention came as Malaysian police say they are carrying out psychological profiles of everyone on board the plane, which vanished on Saturday carrying 239 people after taking off from Kuala Lumpur en route to Beijing.
He told reporters there were a host of unanswered questions, including why the plane's transponder stopped emitting signals and what was the role of passengers carrying stolen passports.'There are a number of very curious anomalies about all of this,’ he said.
‘You know, did it turn around? You know, were the individuals with these stolen passports in any way involved?'He added: 'What about the transponder? Why did it sort of, you know, just disappear from the radar?'We are looking at it very carefully. Clearly this is still a mystery.’
මට නම් හිතෙන්නෙ මචන් මේක නම් වෙච්ච ඇත්ත සීන් එක වහන්න කරන බොරු කවර්-අප් එකක්..
පයිලට් ගෙ පිට වරද පටව්වාම මුන්ට ගොඩ යන්න පුලුවන්..
හේතුව ඒ මනුස්සය මිය ගිහින් නම් තමන්ගෙ නිවැරදි බව ඔප්පු කරන්න ආයෙ එන්නෙ නෑ නෙ.
දැන් South African ද කොහෙද වේස සුද්දියෙක් කියනවා First Officer එකිව cockpit එකට එක්කන් ගියාලු
ඒකි කැමැත්තෙන් නෙ cockpit එකට ගියේ.. ඒකිව බලෙන් උස්සන් ගියේ නෑ නෙ.
අය්යෝ බන් දැන් කාලෙ සුද්දොත් අර ඉන්දියන් කාරයො වගේ.. අමු හිඟන්නො.
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Malaysian plane search revives Sri Lankan tycoon’s missing jet mystery
SEVEN COUNTRIES JOIN SEARCH FOR UPALI’S JET
http://lankareporter.com/lr/2014/03...ives-sri-lankan-tycoon’s-missing-jet-mystery/
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මේක ප්රබන්ධයක් නෙවෙයි. දන්න උන් මේ පොසිබිලිටි එකේ තාක්ෂණය ගැන කියපල්ලා......
- ටෙරාල වෙස්ල් එක හයිජැක් කරනවා.
- සියළුම කොම් නතර කරනවා.
- කොම්පාසුවේ ආධාරයෙන් විතරක් වෙස්ල් එක ගෙනියන්න කියනවා, ලෝ ඇල්ටිටියුඩ්, මූහුදු මට්ටමට මීටර් 10-15ක් විතර....(මොකද තරු දිහා බලලා ගොඩක් වලක් නැති මූදෙ ගිහින් එන්න පුළුවන් මරක්කලහෙලා ඉන්නවා දකුණු මූදු තීරෙ. උන්ට පුළුවන් නම් මේ ඒරියා එක ගෙදර වත්ත වගේ නොදන්න එවුන් නැති වෙන්න බෑ)
- පයිලට් හෝ කෝ පයිලට් වෙස්ල් එක ගෙනිහින් වෙන්න යන දේ දැන ගෙන වෙස්ල් එක පොඩි ඈන්ගල් එකකින් ඩයිව් කරන්න සලස්වනවා.(කෝ පයිලට් ප්ලේ බෝයි කෙනෙක් වෙන්න පුළුවන්. නමුත් අපි හැමෝගෙන ම ඇතුලෙ වීරයෙක් ඉන්නවා. ඒ වීරයා හරියට එලියට දාන උන් තමා රියල් වීරයො වෙන්නේ. ඌ ප්ලේ බෝයි වුනාට මීටර් කාරයෙක් වෙන්න පුළුවන්)
- වෙස්ල් එක ඩයිව් වෙනවා. ලෝ ඉම්පැක්ට්, ලෝ ස්පීඩ්.- නෝ ව්රැක්කේජස්, නෝ ඩෙඩ් බොඩීස් රිලීස්ඩ්........
- වෙස්ල් එක සමාදානයෙන් ඩයිව් වෙලා යනවා. අපි මෙතනට වෙලා කමෙන්ට් දානවා..........
තාම මේක හොයන් නැද්ද? ලෝකේ උසම හරි දිගම හරි මොකක් හරි අටමගලයක් මැලේසියාවේ තියෙනවා නේද ඔය ෆ්ලයිට් එක අල්ල ගත්ත නම් අල්ල ගත්ත උන් ප්ලේන් එකෙන් ඒකට ඇටෑක් එකක් දෙන්න නම් ට්රයි කලේ මුන් නිකං ඉඳිවි ද?
මෙච්චර දවසක් ඔය කියන ඉවිඩන්ස් මුහුදේ උනත් තියේවිද? දිය වැල් හිටන් තියෙනව නේද ඔය දැන් කියන ඒරීයා එකේ..මේ වෙද්දි දෙන්නෙක්ම කියලා තියෙනවා බ්ලාස්ට් එකක් දැක්කා කියල එක්කෙනෙක් කියලා තිබුණා ලොකු එලියක් දැක්කා වෙනද නොදැක්ක විදියේ කියලා..
එයාර්බස් එකේ ඇතුලේ පාවෙන්න තරම් දේවල් ඇති වෙන්න තියෙනවා ඔය ඒරියා එකේ වෙරලවල් වලට මොනම හරි දෙයක් ගොඩ ගහලා තියේ ද කියලා පොඩ්ඩක් ස`ච්ර් එකක් දාලා බැලුවද දන්නේ නෑ..
මෙච්චර දවසක් ඔය කියන ඉවිඩන්ස් මුහුදේ උනත් තියේවිද? දිය වැල් හිටන් තියෙනව නේද ඔය දැන් කියන ඒරීයා එකේ..මේ වෙද්දි දෙන්නෙක්ම කියලා තියෙනවා බ්ලාස්ට් එකක් දැක්කා කියල එක්කෙනෙක් කියලා තිබුණා ලොකු එලියක් දැක්කා වෙනද නොදැක්ක විදියේ කියලා..
එයාර්බස් එකේ ඇතුලේ පාවෙන්න තරම් දේවල් ඇති වෙන්න තියෙනවා ඔය ඒරියා එකේ වෙරලවල් වලට මොනම හරි දෙයක් ගොඩ ගහලා තියේ ද කියලා පොඩ්ඩක් ස`ච්ර් එකක් දාලා බැලුවද දන්නේ නෑ..
සොරි කලින් පෝස්ට් එකේ වෙස්ල් කියන වචනෙට......මම හදන්න යන්නෙ නෑ.....
මගේ ඔළුාව තියෙන්නේ නාවුක යාත්රා......අපි ඉතිං කෝකටත් වෙස්ල් කියල තමා කිව්වේ.....
මගේ ඔළුාව තියෙන්නේ නාවුක යාත්රා......අපි ඉතිං කෝකටත් වෙස්ල් කියල තමා කිව්වේ.....
චගු;16381087 said:
වෙස්ල් එක සමාදානයෙන් ඩයිව් වෙලා යනවා. අපි මෙතනට වෙලා කමෙන්ට් දානවා..........
මැලේසියාවේ අ.හු.වේ.පු.ලා මොකක් හරි වහනවා බං.....
ඔය රට ටෙරාලට සේෆ් හෙවන් එකක්....අපිට කොටි ආයුධ පැටෙව්වෙත් ෆුකට් වලින් අන්න ඒක මතක තියා ගනින්....උන්ට ඕන සල්ලි විතරයි...
දැන් උන් ගේ රටේ ආකල් එකේ හිටපු උන් උන්ටම ඇරියාම බටර් නැතුව තේරෙනව ඇති වේදනාව..........
itin ban ayye plane eka hariyata sea surface eke land karanna puluwan.. but etakota gilenne na... atlest paya ganak pawenawa.. (ara hudson river ekata bawe ekak) nattam nose dive karala muhuda athulata yanna nam loku speed ekak one.. so ehema speed ekakin impact eka unoth aniwa plane eka aduma gane kaali 2kata wath kadenna one... etakota.. baggage, arawa mewwa pawenna one...
natuwa plane eka ehem pitinnma muhuda athulata yawanna ba neda?
උඹ නේ දන්න එකා.....
උඹම හොයල කියපං.......
මේකො මොකක් හරි උණ්ඩුක පුච්ඡයක් තියනවා මලේ........
මැලේසියන් කාරයන්ට හෙණ ගහන්න.........
Missing MH370: Hopes up as fishermen find life raft
PORT DICKSON, Malaysia - A group of fishermen found a life raft bearing the word “Boarding” 10 nautical miles from Port Dickson town at 12pm yesterday.
One of the fishermen, Azman Mohamad, 40, said they found the badly damaged raft floating and immediately notified the Kuala Linggi Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) in Malacca for assistance to lift the raft as it was very heavy.
"We managed to tie it to our boat as we feared it would sink due to the damages," he said.
When the MMEA boat arrived, the fishermen then handed over the raft into their custody.
However, a Kuala Linggi MMEA spokesman said the raft sunk into the sea while they were trying to bring the raft onboard.
http://news.asiaone.com/news/malaysia/missing-mh370-hopes-fishermen-find-life-raft
PORT DICKSON, Malaysia - A group of fishermen found a life raft bearing the word “Boarding” 10 nautical miles from Port Dickson town at 12pm yesterday.
One of the fishermen, Azman Mohamad, 40, said they found the badly damaged raft floating and immediately notified the Kuala Linggi Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) in Malacca for assistance to lift the raft as it was very heavy.
"We managed to tie it to our boat as we feared it would sink due to the damages," he said.
When the MMEA boat arrived, the fishermen then handed over the raft into their custody.
However, a Kuala Linggi MMEA spokesman said the raft sunk into the sea while they were trying to bring the raft onboard.
http://news.asiaone.com/news/malaysia/missing-mh370-hopes-fishermen-find-life-raft
විය හැකි අයිය, නමුත් නාවල් රේඩාර්? දැනට මේක වෙන්න පුලුවන් තැන් වලට (මුහුදට ඩයිව් කරලනම්) වැඩිම හැකියාවක් තියෙන්නෙ මලක්කා සන්දිය ආශ්රිතව. මලක්කා කියන්නෙ දකුනු ආසියාවෙ කාර්යබහුලම නැව් ගමන් මාර්ගයක්. වර්ග සැතපුම් 6000ක් වුනාට මේ වපසරිය ඇතුලෙ නැව් 50 - 100 හෝඊට වැඩි අතර ප්රමාණයක් තියනව (ලූ) ඉතින් සාමාන්යෙන් මුහුදු මට්ටමේදි අපිට ක්ශිතිජයට යනකන් ඒ කියන්නෙ ආසන්නව වර්ග කිලෝමීටර් 25 - 70ක් පේනව. මේ නැව්වල රේඩාර් වලට ඊටත් වැඩිය අහුවෙනව. ඉතින් ???
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