The search for the missing Malaysia Airlines jet
continued for 48th day on Thursday the 24th April, 2014 without any fresh lead
as an object washed ashore western Australian coast turned out to have no
connection with Flight MH370.
Having examined the photographs of the object, the
Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) concluded that the material that was
found floating ashore 10 kilometres east of Augusta , "is not a lead" in the
missing jet search, stated the Joint Agency Coordination Centre (JACC).
Meanwhile, the
underwater search drone continued its 12th mission today on 24th April, 2014
and Bluefin- 21 is said to have covered 90% of the underwater search area, said
the JACC. The investigators had planned to start the underwater search in an
area of 10 km radius around the second Towed Pinger Locator detection which
occurred on 8 April, after the pings could not be traced to any black box.
Despite having completed 11 missions underwater, the search drone Bluefin 21
has so far found nothing that could be of any interest to the missing flight.
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