සැහෙන්න තිබිලනේ..
This picture reveals the possible debris which investigators are searching for in the South China Sea.
According to the South China Morning Post, it was taken by a passenger on board another flight landing in Kuala Lumpur.
He spotted the yellow dots in the sea as the plane started its descent and posted them online.
This picture reveals the possible debris which investigators are searching for in the South China Sea.
According to the South China Morning Post, it was taken by a passenger on board another flight landing in Kuala Lumpur.
He spotted the yellow dots in the sea as the plane started its descent and posted them online.
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පැටියා;16370976 said:මොන පයන්නක්ද බංමේ හු*ත්තලා හරියට කනියන්න එපැයි වෙච්ච දේ. මෙච්චර තාක්ෂනේ දියුණු කාලෙ සැටලයිට් දාස් ගානක් උඩ තියෙද්දි ඔය එකකින් ඉමේජ් එකක් ගන්න බැරි වුනාද?
නොදකිං
When not flying his Boeing 777, he still flies a Boeing 777 at home
53 year old Penangite and ex-Penang Free School student Captain Zaharie joined Malaysia Airlines in 1981 and has a whopping 18,365 hours of flying under his belt. It is very unfortunate that he was involved in the tragic MH370 accident.
Some have mentioned that the accident could have been caused by pilot error, however we provide evidence showing that it was extremely unlikely that this was caused by pilot error.
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