CCB Najib said MH-370 fell into Vietnam caused entire world to waste time for months searching for nothing and the actual lost plane lost trace during the same period.
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Experts examine new debris for MH370 clues
This undated handout received on April 19, 2016 from Boeing and the Australian Transport and Safety Bureau shows a piece of debris (L), a segment of a Boeing 777 horizontal stabilizer panel, found in Mozambique with the words 'No Step' painted on it believed to be from missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370; and a comparison of the original Boeing stencil (top R), one used by Malaysia Airlines (top R centre) and the one on the debris (top R-bottom), and a fastener (bottom R). Photo: AFP
This undated handout received on April 19, 2016 from the Australian Transport and Safety Bureau shows a piece of debris (L) that was found on a Mozambique beach and has since been found to be "almost certainly" from missing flight MH370, next to comparisons of Boeing stencilling and Malaysia Airlines ones. Photo: AFP
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Experts examine new debris for MH370 clues
This undated handout received on April 19, 2016 from Boeing and the Australian Transport and Safety Bureau shows a piece of debris (L), a segment of a Boeing 777 horizontal stabilizer panel, found in Mozambique with the words 'No Step' painted on it believed to be from missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370; and a comparison of the original Boeing stencil (top R), one used by Malaysia Airlines (top R centre) and the one on the debris (top R-bottom), and a fastener (bottom R). Photo: AFP
This undated handout received on April 19, 2016 from the Australian Transport and Safety Bureau shows a piece of debris (L) that was found on a Mozambique beach and has since been found to be "almost certainly" from missing flight MH370, next to comparisons of Boeing stencilling and Malaysia Airlines ones. Photo: AFP
