BREAKING NEWS: Pieces Of Wreckage From MH370 May Have Washed Ashore In Western Australia, Including One Which Is 'Length Of A Car With Distinct Rivets In It' -- Daily Mail
* Material washed ashore six miles east of Augusta in Western Australia
* One of the objects is believed to be the length of a car with 'distinct rivets'
* The Australian Transport Safety Bureau is examining photographs
* Augusta is near Australia's southwestern tip about 190 miles from Perth
* Malaysian Airlines flight vanished on March 8 with 239 people on board
Three pieces of debris washed up off the coast of Western Australia are being investigated to see if they could be wreckage from missing Malaysian flight MH370.
One of the objects is believed to be the length of a car with 'distinct rivets'.
They were found by someone walking on the beach who notified police.
The search coordination centre said today that police secured the material that washed ashore six miles east of Augusta in Western Australia.
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1 comment:
In one of the most intense, sophisticated, and unparalleled international hunt, concrete evidence of MA-370 has turned up! "They were found by someone walking on the beach who notified police."
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