A Chinese aircraft has spotted three suspicious objects possibly linked to flight MH370 in the new search waters in the Indian Ocean. A reporter from China's Xinhua news agency says the latest spotted floating items are white, red and orange. And according to Australia Nine News, eleven objects have been spotted today in the new search areas.
A press briefing was held by Malaysian Acting Transport Minister in Kuala Lumpur several hours ago. The minister assured family members of the passengers that Malaysia will continue to search for any possible survivors, no matter how remote the search areas are.
He said that he had told the families that the search operation is not only being done by Malaysia, but also by many other nations.
Before the briefing, the minister met with families of the missing plane. They were assured the lines of communication between the families and the Malaysia Airlines would be smoother.
The minister also gave an update on China's search efforts. He said Chinese intelligence, the United States CIA and other intelligence agencies are working to analyse the satellite data and images.
Chinese aircraft have also landed in Perth and are working with other nations to carry out search operation in the Indian Ocean
