Australia’s Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Wednesday said the search for
Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 will resume off the Western Australia
coast within the next month.
“My understanding is they’re going to start in the next month or so but the search could take up to a year,” Abbott told broadcaster ABC.
The Boeing with 239 people onboard disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8. Australia is part of a multinational search operation that searched part of the southern Indian Ocean, where the jet is believed to have crashed.
“They are now going to search the entire probable impact zone which is something like 60,000 square kilometres of the ocean floor off the coast of Western Australia,” Mr. Abbott said.
REad news in full 20/08/14 DPA/Hindu
“My understanding is they’re going to start in the next month or so but the search could take up to a year,” Abbott told broadcaster ABC.
The Boeing with 239 people onboard disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8. Australia is part of a multinational search operation that searched part of the southern Indian Ocean, where the jet is believed to have crashed.
“They are now going to search the entire probable impact zone which is something like 60,000 square kilometres of the ocean floor off the coast of Western Australia,” Mr. Abbott said.
REad news in full 20/08/14 DPA/Hindu
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