| By South-East Asia correspondent Samantha Hawley, wires Authorities remain confounded by the mysterious disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines passenger jet with 239 people on board, as questions mount over possible security lapses. Dozens of ships and aircraft from 10 countries have scoured the seas around Malaysia and south of Vietnam since flight MH370 vanished on Saturday en route to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur. The head of Malaysia's Civil Aviation Authority has described the disappearance as an "unprecedented aviation mystery". Samples from oil slicks spotted off the Vietnam coast that were suspected of being caused by jet fuel have been tested and shown to be a type used by ships. As the search for wreckage continued, it was confirmed that at least two passengers used stolen passports to board the ill-fated plane. More » |
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