The photos of the two men who used stolen passports to board Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 to Beijing last Saturday was released yesterday evening. The Malaysian authorities believe that the duo have no links to any terrorist groups based on checks carried out from their counterparts.
The plot also thickens as the authorities have now narrowed down their investigations to four areas; personal problem among the passengers and crew, psychological problems of the passengers or crew, possibility of a sabotage and hijacking.
Search and rescue are now searching the South China Sea, the Straits of Malacca and the Andaman Sea, besides the jungles of Malaysia and Vietnam, for any sign of MH370. Ships of the Indian Navy that are on patrol in the Straits of Melaka have also joined in the search and rescue mission. Over 40 ships and 26 aircrafts from various countries have joined in to help search for the missing MH370.
Read more on Malaysia Airlines MH370:
- Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: What We Know So Far
- MH370: Pictures of Duo with Stolen Passports to be Released Soon
- Two Passengers Using Stolen Passport on MH370 Did Not Buy a Return Ticket
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