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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mldarshana" data-source="post: 16370352" data-attributes="member: 25657">Latest developments• Debris thought to be from the missing Malaysian Airlines flight has been found in waters 80 km southwest off Vietnam’s Tho Chu island. Officials are waiting for daylight to examine the discovery by a Viatnamese navy plane, with the debris yet to be confirmed as connected to flight MH370.• Interpol confirmed that at least two stolen passports were used to board the flight at Kuala Lumpur’s international airport. The international policy agency said it was examining additional suspect passports used on the flight and said it was of “great concern” that no checks were made of its database.• Counter-terror authorities in US, Malaysia and other countries join investigation into suspect passengers. The White House is examining the details surrounding the two stolen passports as officials confirm that plane may have tried to turn around over the South China Sea.• Immigration officers are being questioned as part of the investigation into the security lapse that failed to spot stolen passports. CCTV footage has been recovered as urgent inquiry focuses on Kuala Lumpur airport.• Fears are growing for the fate of those on-board as families and friends of the passengers await information in Beijing. The massive search mission grows to 45 ships and 34 aircraft, 48 hours after the plane first disappeared off the radar. Nearly two-thirds of the 227 passengers on the plane are from China, with others from the US, Ukraine, France and other countries.• Rupert Murdoch provoked controversy by tweeting that the “crash confirms jihadists turning to make trouble for China”. The News Corporation corporation faced a backlash with the <a href="https://twitter.com/rupertmurdoch/status/442680012630945792" target="_blank">tweet</a>, posted before it was known what happened to the missing plane.</blockquote>

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