The missing MH 370, which was flying to Beijing, lost contact with Air Traffic Control (ATC) at 2:40 am on 8-3-2014.
Day 1 of the missing MAS MH 370
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The missing MH 370, which was flying to Beijing, lost contact with Air Traffic Control (ATC) at 2:40 am on 8-3-2014.
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Dear WCK, was following the MH370 mystery with mixed feelings but cannot help noticing that our Vietnamese authorities were clearly peeved off with the insensitivity shown by the Malaysian Armed Forces when we initiate another search in a new area whereas the Vietnamese were concentrating in the area of the last known communication and radar sighting with the transponder coded signifying MH370 @ 0130hrs. Obviously the new “radar sighting” was over the Malacca Straits which I believe do not carry the transponder code for MH370. I say this because the ATM chief finally confirm that its merely blips detected on military radar @ 0215hrs. If this was to come from the missing aircraft, it should begin closer to the last known position. Im more inclined to believe that the new blips were from another aircraft. I also believe that if theVietnamese pull out or decrease their search, it was because they feel that their efforts, with much inferior equipments as compared to the others, were not well appreciated – Ex-MAS Engineer.