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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hrm" data-source="post: 16404778" data-attributes="member: 88125">On Monday, the Malaysian  newspaper New Straits Times reported that the plane may have flown low  to the ground -- 5,000 feet or less -- and used mountainous terrain as  cover to evade radar detection. The newspaper cited unnamed sources for  its reporting, which CNN could not immediately confirm. And a senior Indian  military official told CNN on Monday that military radar near the  Andaman and Nicobar Islands isn't as closely watched as other radar  systems. That leaves open the possibility that Indian radar systems may  not have picked up the airplane at the time of its last known Malaysian  radar contact, near the tiny island of Palau Perak in the Strait of  Malacca.</blockquote>

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