The second day of the search for the missing flight MH370 in the new area in the Indian Ocean resulted to zero following reports from Australian authorities that debris were caught on satellite that could be from the missing jetliner.
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A development on the case of the missing flight MH370 has been reported today saying debris was found floating near a remote area in the southern Indian Ocean.
An ex-pilot wrote the most plausible factual theory of what happened to missing flight MH370, reported the Business Insider.
A new story came out after unidentified sources told Reuters that the plane could have been hijacked and taken to the remote chain of Andaman Islands.
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