Malaysia does not confirm origin of wreckage in the Indian Ocean

Storms and high winds led to the suspension of air operations in the southern Indian Ocean, where hundreds of possible debris of the Boeing 777 Malaysia Airlines were spotted by satellites

This is the second day of searching interrupted this week although the maneuvers by sea continue.

A Thai Satellite sensed around floating objects 300, whose size varies between 2 and 15 meters, 2,700 kilometres off the coast of Perth, the largest city on the coast of Western Australia.

Despite hope the Malaysian authorities cannot yet confirm whether these objects belong to the Boeing 777 that disappeared on March 08, with 239 people aboard, ma line Kuala Lumpur-Beijing.

Boeing veered from its flight plan shortly after taking off from Kuala Lumpur and continued to travel thousands of miles to the South, before disappearing.

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