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Message: <blockquote data-quote="meeka" data-source="post: 16371020" data-attributes="member: 130596">What we know as of 9.44pm, 9 March 2014:Search and rescue operations:1. A Vietnam rescue plane has detected two objects that look like debris. However, MAS has not received any confirmation. Vietnam, China, Singapore, United States, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines and Australia are assisting in the search. 2. Search radius is 50 nautical miles (93km), involving 34 aircraft and 40 ships. Malaysia also searching the Straits of Malacca due to reports that MH370 turned back. 3. No signal from the plane's Emergency Locator Transmittor (ELT). 4. The US sent two naval ships and an aircraft equipped with long-range radar. 5. Malaysian submaries will not be deployed as they are not 'equipped for search and rescue'. 6. No sign of wreckage found till now. 7. Malaysia's Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) will be searching for MH370 off the coast of Kelantan.Technical investigations still ongoing:1. No signal from the plane's Emergency Locator Transmittor (ELT). 2. Oil slicks were spotted in the area, but Transport Minister Hishamuddin Hussein does not confirm if it came from the plane. More pictures here. 3. The yellow ‘suspicious floating objects’ near Tho Chi islet is unrelated to MH370, confirmed by Vietnamese media. 4. A portion of the aircraft wingtip was by Boeing and was certified safe to fly. They dismissed the possibility of a technical problem and any form of threat prior to this. 5. An aviation lawyer said that the plane might have broken up due to lack of pressurisation or electrical failure. 6. Associated Press ran a detailed analysis of possible reasons behind the disappearance. 7. PM Najib said that satelite imagery cannot be used as it cannot detect anything below the water surface. 8. The flight was piloted by Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah, 53, with total flying hours of 18,365 hours. First officer, Fariq Ab.Hamid, 27, has a total flying hours of 2,763 hours. 9. The Vietnam Emergency Rescue Center found a signal of the missing plane at 9.50am, 8th March, 120 miles South West of Ca Mau cape, the Southern-most point of Vietnam. 10. MAS Operations Control Vice President Fuad Sharuji said the aircraft was carrying 7.5 hours of fuel at the time of its disappearance (2.40am). 11. Retired American Airlines Capt. Jim Tilmon said the route taken by the aircraft had plenty of antennae, radar and radios for contact, and the plane was 'as sophisticated as any commercial airplane could possibly be with an excellent safety record'.Situation in Malaysia:1. PM Najib Razak says KLIA security protocols will be reviewed and improved if necessary. 2. Transport for family members of MH370 passengers from Beijing and other countries to Kuala Lumpur will be arranged by MAS. 3. The internet is ablaze with concerned netizens expressing their views. Hashtags #MH370 and #PrayForMH370 were trending on Twitter. 4. Families of passengers in Malaysia will be flown to the crash site, according to MAS. 5. The Department of Civil Aviation’s director-general Datuk Azharuddin Abdul Rahman said the airport authorities have examined security footage of the passengers and the baggage, and he is satisfied. 6. 38 Malaysians were on-board MH370, including about 20 top management staff from Freescale Semiconductor. 7. The niece of Kuching police chief ACP Roslan Bek Ahmad was a passenger on MH370. 8. Malaysia Airlines says all other flights will proceed as usual, for now. 9. Politician Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin was slammed for an insensitive tweet about a 'new Bermuda triangle'.Missing passports and possible terror links:1. The two people (not four as previously reported) who traveled on MH370 under stolen passports had bought their tickets together. 2. Malaysia is working with the FBI on possible terror links to the MH370 disappearance. 3. MH370 Full passenger list here .</blockquote>

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