Malaysia's acting transport minister on Wednesday dismissed as untrue reports that people in Maldives may have spotted the the missing Malaysia Airlines plane that vanished on March 8. Earlier, in a statement released late on Tuesday, police said they
As residents of the Maldives reported seeing a 'low-flying jumbo jet' on March 18, a new theory suggests that flames ripped through the Malaysia Airlines plane's cockpit, forcing the pilots to try to make an emergency land near
NEW DELHI: Police in the Maldives are probing reports that islanders in the tourism paradise saw a "low-flying jumbo jet" on the day the missing Malaysia Airlines plane vanished. In a statement released late Tuesday, police said they were investigating
Maldives eyewitnesses reportedly saw a “low flying jumbo jet” at around 6:15 a.m. on March 8, the day the Malaysian airliners disappeared, The Telegraph reported on Tuesday. It was also flying north to south-east, witnesses told The Haveeru news
Still, the Maldives news is of particular note since earlier today, Haaveru Online, quoted locals who said they had seen a "low flying jet" whose description is approximate to what flight MH370 looked like. From the source:.