Malaysia: Last "ping" partial may reveal final destination of flight MH370

Search operations for the missing plane of Malaysia Airlines are returning to the South of the Indian Ocean, after they were halted a day because of bad weather. There's a new clue that may help explain the fate of the Boeing 777. The autonomous system of satellite communication in the tail section of the plane sent a last partial communication of presence, a fact that may indicate the end of the flight MH370.

Nothing is confirmed. The Australian Minister of Defence stated that "until they recover and identify a piece of wreckage, virtually everything is speculation. Is an extremely remote part of the world, has 3500 metres deep and is 2500 kilometres from Perth. Is a huge logistical exercise. "underlined David Johnston.



However, the victims ' families in Beijing faced a roadblock to protest in front of the Embassy of Malaysia and deliver a statement to diplomatic representatives.

The brother of a passenger claims that "hasn't cried yet, has had friends calling to cry for him, what you're going through," but says that "later will actually shed tears, and many".

The search unfold by air and sea. Chinese ships are on their way to the area where the objects were sighted suspected remains of the plane. 5 vessels in total will join the 2 Chinese aircraft that are already deployed, and the funds allocated by various other Nations.

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