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මැලේසියානු ගුවන් යානයක් අතුරුදහන් වෙයි
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සිංග සබ් එකක් යැව්වා නේද ... තාම එකෙනුත් නෑ නේද හෝඩුවාවක්.. ප්ලේන් එක ඩස්ට් වෙන්නම පුපුරන්න විදිහක් එහෙම නෑ නේද බන්
The Singaporean team may have found something in the water, Chinese state media is reporting.
Rescue teams are on route to have a closer look.
onna monada hoya genalu.
බලමු මේ පාරවත්
සමහරවිට ප්ලේන් එක කැඩෙන්නේ නැතුව මූඩ ඇතුලටම ගියාද දන්නේ නැ. එහෙම නම් ඉතින් කැලි පාවෙන්නේ නැනේ.. මිනිස්සුත් ඔක්කොම ඇතුලේ මැරිලා ඇති.
අපේ එකෙකුත් හොට දාලා 
Analysts said the absence of any distress signal raises eyebrows, as it could indicate an event so sudden that the crew could not respond. "There was not even time for the pilot or crew to raise an alarm. It could have happened due to a deliberate act – by a pilot or a terrorist – but this is all very speculative," Ravi said.
The terror theory's credibility is hurt by the fact that – so far – no claim of responsiblity has surfaced.
"What's the motive? If they didn't bring any weapons, it is extremely difficult to get into the cockpit," said Shukor Yusof, aviation analyst with Standard & Poor's.
He also noted that stolen passports do not necessarily equate to terrorism.
Large numbers of illegal workers, as well as criminal syndicates, are known to move between Malaysia and neighbouring countries such as Thailand. The two suspect passports were reportedly stolen in Thailand.
Q: Is lax security at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) to blame?
The modern facility does not have a history of known security breaches. But Rohan Gunaratna, a terrorism expert at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University, said the passport issue could indicate a "glaring flaw" in the airport's immigration clearance.
He noted that Interpol maintains a database of stolen passports that should have raised red flags at the immigration counter. "There are two categories of people who use these (stolen passports) – criminals and terrorists," he said.
However, Shukor said the sheer volume of travellers moving through airports likely means not all forgeries can be caught. "To blame Malaysian authorities for this is probably unfair -- they have to get it right all the time and potential hijackers just have to get through once," he said.
Q: Could violent turbulence or bad weather have brought down the plane?
This possibility is being widely discounted as all indications are that the weather was fine in the area where contact with MH370 was lost.
Q: Could it have run out of fuel?
Malaysia Airlines has said the plane was fuelled for at least eight hours of flight. The Kuala Lumpur-Beijing route lasts six hours. Aircraft typically carry two hours' worth of fuel on top of what is needed.
Adds Ravi: "If there was a fuel loss, the pilot would have enough time to call for distress signal, and to turn around and glide back to land."
Analysts said the absence of any distress signal raises eyebrows, as it could indicate an event so sudden that the crew could not respond. "There was not even time for the pilot or crew to raise an alarm. It could have happened due to a deliberate act – by a pilot or a terrorist – but this is all very speculative," Ravi said.
The terror theory's credibility is hurt by the fact that – so far – no claim of responsiblity has surfaced.
"What's the motive? If they didn't bring any weapons, it is extremely difficult to get into the cockpit," said Shukor Yusof, aviation analyst with Standard & Poor's.
He also noted that stolen passports do not necessarily equate to terrorism.
Large numbers of illegal workers, as well as criminal syndicates, are known to move between Malaysia and neighbouring countries such as Thailand. The two suspect passports were reportedly stolen in Thailand.
Q: Is lax security at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) to blame?
The modern facility does not have a history of known security breaches. But Rohan Gunaratna, a terrorism expert at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University, said the passport issue could indicate a "glaring flaw" in the airport's immigration clearance.
He noted that Interpol maintains a database of stolen passports that should have raised red flags at the immigration counter. "There are two categories of people who use these (stolen passports) – criminals and terrorists," he said.
However, Shukor said the sheer volume of travellers moving through airports likely means not all forgeries can be caught. "To blame Malaysian authorities for this is probably unfair -- they have to get it right all the time and potential hijackers just have to get through once," he said.
Q: Could violent turbulence or bad weather have brought down the plane?
This possibility is being widely discounted as all indications are that the weather was fine in the area where contact with MH370 was lost.
Q: Could it have run out of fuel?
Malaysia Airlines has said the plane was fuelled for at least eight hours of flight. The Kuala Lumpur-Beijing route lasts six hours. Aircraft typically carry two hours' worth of fuel on top of what is needed.
Adds Ravi: "If there was a fuel loss, the pilot would have enough time to call for distress signal, and to turn around and glide back to land."
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UPDATE [8:02pm]: Night falls, still no sign of flight MH370. Transport Minister Hishamuddin Hussein says authorities can't confirm anything yet. Full story here.
UPDATE [7:37pm]: The United States has sent two naval ships and an aircraft equipped with long-range radar to help in the search for MH370. Full story here.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Najib Razak says the government will review all security protocol at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport and will improve security measures if necessary. Full story here.
UPDATE [6:59pm]: Vietnamese media reports that suspicious object is not related to flight MH370 reports. Jacky Ly Thang, a defense cooperation official in US Embassy Hanoi, told VN Search & Rescue Center just now that US search party has confirmed that the object - seen by Singaporean search plane earlier - had nothing to do with the missing plane.
UPDATE [7:37pm]: The United States has sent two naval ships and an aircraft equipped with long-range radar to help in the search for MH370. Full story here.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Najib Razak says the government will review all security protocol at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport and will improve security measures if necessary. Full story here.
UPDATE [6:59pm]: Vietnamese media reports that suspicious object is not related to flight MH370 reports. Jacky Ly Thang, a defense cooperation official in US Embassy Hanoi, told VN Search & Rescue Center just now that US search party has confirmed that the object - seen by Singaporean search plane earlier - had nothing to do with the missing plane.
සමහරවිට ප්ලේන් එක කැඩෙන්නේ නැතුව මූඩ ඇතුලටම ගියාද දන්නේ නැ. එහෙම නම් ඉතින් කැලි පාවෙන්නේ නැනේ.. මිනිස්සුත් ඔක්කොම ඇතුලේ මැරිලා ඇති.
කැඩෙන්නේ නැතුව ගිලෙන්නත් බෑනේ බන් ... පොඩි බරකුත් නෙවෙයිනේ
අපේ එකෙකුත් හොට දාලා
Analysts said the absence of any distress signal raises eyebrows, as it could indicate an event so sudden that the crew could not respond. "There was not even time for the pilot or crew to raise an alarm. It could have happened due to a deliberate act – by a pilot or a terrorist – but this is all very speculative," Ravi said.
The terror theory's credibility is hurt by the fact that – so far – no claim of responsiblity has surfaced.
"What's the motive? If they didn't bring any weapons, it is extremely difficult to get into the cockpit," said Shukor Yusof, aviation analyst with Standard & Poor's.
He also noted that stolen passports do not necessarily equate to terrorism.
Large numbers of illegal workers, as well as criminal syndicates, are known to move between Malaysia and neighbouring countries such as Thailand. The two suspect passports were reportedly stolen in Thailand.
Q: Is lax security at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) to blame?
The modern facility does not have a history of known security breaches. But Rohan Gunaratna, a terrorism expert at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University, said the passport issue could indicate a "glaring flaw" in the airport's immigration clearance.
He noted that Interpol maintains a database of stolen passports that should have raised red flags at the immigration counter. "There are two categories of people who use these (stolen passports) – criminals and terrorists," he said.
However, Shukor said the sheer volume of travellers moving through airports likely means not all forgeries can be caught. "To blame Malaysian authorities for this is probably unfair -- they have to get it right all the time and potential hijackers just have to get through once," he said.
Q: Could violent turbulence or bad weather have brought down the plane?
This possibility is being widely discounted as all indications are that the weather was fine in the area where contact with MH370 was lost.
Q: Could it have run out of fuel?
Malaysia Airlines has said the plane was fuelled for at least eight hours of flight. The Kuala Lumpur-Beijing route lasts six hours. Aircraft typically carry two hours' worth of fuel on top of what is needed.
Adds Ravi: "If there was a fuel loss, the pilot would have enough time to call for distress signal, and to turn around and glide back to land."
KP wa Allapu ekaa kiyala kiyanne meyawa thamai
සමහරවිට ප්ලේන් එක කැඩෙන්නේ නැතුව මූඩ ඇතුලටම ගියාද දන්නේ නැ. එහෙම නම් ඉතින් කැලි පාවෙන්නේ නැනේ.. මිනිස්සුත් ඔක්කොම ඇතුලේ මැරිලා ඇති.
ඔව් ඒක වෙන්න පුලුවන් ප්ලේන් එක ඇතුලේලේ වතුර පිරිලා ගිලුනනම්
සිරාවටම මාරම ප්රශ්නයක්. මේකට විසදුමක් මුන් කියනකන්, මටත් පිස්සු වගේ.. ඉයේ ඉදන් මේකමයි කල්පනාව.
ආහ්, මෙයාද? මිනිහත් එක්ස්පර්ට් කෙනෙක්ලු සින්ගා වල..KP wa Allapu ekaa kiyala kiyanne meyawa thamai
සිරාවටම මාරම ප්රශ්නයක්. මේකට විසදුමක් මුන් කියනකන්, මටත් පිස්සු වගේ.. ඉයේ ඉදන් මේකමයි කල්පනාව.
සිරාවට බන්... මේකෙ අගක් මුලක් හිතාගන්න බැරි නිසා තමයි මෙච්චර හොයන්නේ..
සිරාවටම මාරම ප්රශ්නයක්. මේකට විසදුමක් මුන් කියනකන්, මටත් පිස්සු වගේ.. ඉයේ ඉදන් මේකමයි කල්පනාව.
ඔව් බන්, ප්ලේන් එක පිපුරුවා මිනිස්සු මැරුනා වගේ එකක්නම් මෙච්චර දැනෙන්නේ නැ, ඒත් මේක කුතුහලේ වැඩි වෙන සීන් එකක් නිසා හෙනම අප්සෙට්.. දැන් ක්වාලාම්පූර්වල සෙකියුරිටි තදයිලු..
UPDATE [8:35pm]: Malaysian authorities hold press conference, but stonewall most media questions. Questions that they dodged include:
1) Was there a security lapse? Who is Malaysia Airlines' insurer?
2) What possibilities and angles are you looking at?
3) Did the passengers traveling on stolen passports look like they were German or Italian?
They also confirmed that:
1) Search radius increased from 20 nautical miles to 50 nautical miles
2) Countries assisting in the search include: Vietnam, China, Singapore, United States, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines.
3) Australia sending support as well.
4) Air search to take place between 7am and 7pm. Naval search goes on round the clock.
5) Malaysia also searching in the Straits of Malacca due to reports that MH370 turned back.
6) No signal from the plane's Emergency Locator Transmittor (ELT).
7) Altogether, 34 aircraft and 40 ships involved in search for MH370.
1) Was there a security lapse? Who is Malaysia Airlines' insurer?
2) What possibilities and angles are you looking at?
3) Did the passengers traveling on stolen passports look like they were German or Italian?
They also confirmed that:
1) Search radius increased from 20 nautical miles to 50 nautical miles
2) Countries assisting in the search include: Vietnam, China, Singapore, United States, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines.
3) Australia sending support as well.
4) Air search to take place between 7am and 7pm. Naval search goes on round the clock.
5) Malaysia also searching in the Straits of Malacca due to reports that MH370 turned back.
6) No signal from the plane's Emergency Locator Transmittor (ELT).
7) Altogether, 34 aircraft and 40 ships involved in search for MH370.
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