Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Latest Updates: New search operations in Bay of Bengal? Chinese support center closes down

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Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 is still considered one of the most puzzling aircraft mysteries of all time. It is still hard to imagine how such a massive carrier will not leave a single trace of evidence. Or perhaps, the experts are looking at a wrong area.

According to source, there are claims stating that the missing flight could have been in the Bay of Bengal. However, those who are in charge of the search operations do not believe this. They think that the claim has no factual basis. It is possible that the operations would widen the area of search if there will be no results in the near future. However, it would take several months to kick off another search. If you must know, some Islanders from Maldives claimed that they saw a jumbo jet, flying very low during the time of the disappearance.

The families of the passengers from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 are not losing hope even after a year of knowing very little information about their loved ones. Some do not believe that their relatives are already dead. Who can blame them? It's really hard to accept that one is dead most especially if the airlines can't give a clue.

Meanwhile, the family support center located in China has already stopped their operations. The families will be contacted by other means as necessary.

Because the disappearance leaves us a huge question, sometimes there are 'out of this world' theories on what may have happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370. In fact, other people strongly believe that the aircraft was abducted by aliens. This may sound crazy but the fact that there are no evidence makes it a bit believable. Or perhaps, the government tried their best to hide the truth from the public. If the latter is real, what is their objective for doing so?

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