Ndege ya Malaysia A/line yapoteza mawasiliano

[stephot]

Dah,so far no any breaking news concerning the missing Malaysian flight,its just blah blah...........:sleep: :sleep:

 

[Jerhy]

Dah,so far no any breaking news concerning the missing Malaysian flight,its just blah blah...........:sleep: :sleep:

Kuna manowari moja inasubiriwa toka US inaitwa USS KIDD hii ndo itavunja record ya utafiti kwenye hiyo bahari ya hindi. Ilianza safari jana na kukadiriwa kufika huko in 24 hrs.

 

[Jerhy]

Utafiti ni mgumu sana kwa sababu vyanzo vya mawasiliano kutoka kwenye Transponder na Flight Dta Recorder box vilitenganishwa manually kwa makusudi kwa hiyo ni vigumu kujua mahali ilipo bila vinasaba vya mawasiliano na ndege zinazoitafta.

 

[omujubi]

A search by two Vietnamese aircraft responding to information provided by a Chinese satellite has failed to locate objects suspected of being wreckage from a missing-Malaysian airliner, a journalist on board a search plane has revealed.

Hii ni aibu kwa vyombo vya kichina na hata wale wanaosemaga kuwa kila kitu kibovu bovu ni 'mchina' sasa wataongeza na hili la satellite za China zinazoonyesha vitu fake.

 

[Sizinga]

Hii ni aibu kwa vyombo vya kichina na hata wale wanaosemaga kuwa kila kitu kibovu bovu ni 'mchina' sasa wataongeza na hili la satellite za Chïina zinazoonyesha vitu fake.

Watafutaji wameingizwa cha kike na wachina....satellite zinadanganya haya ni maajabu sana

 

[Jerhy]

Rolls-Royce says information shared with Malaysian authorities on missing flight is confidential and cannot be shared with the media yet - NBCNews http://www.reuters.com

 

[Jerhy]

Matthew Weaver
Friday 14 March 2014 10.46-GMT

9m ago

Singapore Today has also plotted the possible flight path as detailed by military radar cited by Reuters’ sources.

In their press conference the Malaysian authorities stressed that this possible data is not confirmed. Hussein said: “If we can confirm that is actually MH370, then we can move all our assets from the South China Sea to the Straits of Malacca. At the moment I’m not in a position to do that.”

— SINGAPORE TODAY (@sgify)
March 14, 2014
#MH370 This is latest and most accurate flight path and the reason why the search is now where it is. pic.twitter.com/yhvZEHqT9e

Updated 5m

16min ago

UK experts due in Malayia

The civil aviation chief Azharuddin Abdul Rahman told the press conference aviation experts from the UK, including from Rolls-Royce, were due to arrive in Malaysia to help in the investigation. “They indicated that they are studying the possibility of satellite communication, and will share it with us,” he said.

 

[omujubi]

Wakati wa mikanganyiko na huzuni kama huu pia vimbwanga hutokea, hebu tupia na hii:

A Malaysian shaman - or "Bomoh" - wielding coconuts and bamboo binoculars to locate missing flight MH370, has triggered a mixture of outrage and embarrassment from the country's social media users.


Bomoh Ibrahim Mat Zin was accompanied by several assistants on Wednesday at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, and told reporters they aimed to "weaken the bad spirits so the rescuers can find the plane". On Monday he used a fish hook to similar effect. The word "bomoh" has now been tweeted more than 200,000 times, and the overwhelming sentiment appears to be shame. "It's so embarrassing to have 'Malaysia' and 'Bomoh' in the same sentence" tweeted one. "Stupid, shameful", and "ignorant", others tweeted back to BBC Trending. There is some confusion over whether the Bomoh's public displays were made at the request of the government itself. On Monday he claimed to have been invited by one of the country's top leaders, but on Wednesday he said he was working of his own volition.

Despite the outpouring on Twitter, former journalist and Malaysian cultural commentator Eddin Khoo says the events are not surprising, and "very much a problem of the cultural politics of Malaysia over the last 30 or 40 years". Islam - the country's main religion - had traditionally been interpreted in a mystical way, says Khoo, but in recent years that mysticism has started to be taken more literally. Lots of politicians use Bomohs in the hope of advancing their careers, he says, and shamanistic figures make regular appearances at times of national crisis.
On the other hand, many of the country's Muslims do not agree with the actions of the Bomoh. Today a Muslim NGO, Pertubuhan Ilmuan Malaysia, spoke out against his appearance. "These nonsensical rituals embarrass the Malaysian Muslims and seem to make a mockery of proper Islamic teachings," the group's leader told reporters.

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[Jerhy]

Uundaji wa Injini ya Ndege huko Ujerumani-Rolls-Royce

Workers assemble an aircraft jet engine at the Rolls-Royce aircraft engine factory in Berlin.

Photograph: Sean Gallup/Getty Images

 

[Jerhy]

Taarifa kamili ya utafiti wa 14/3/2014

H370 PRESS BRIEFING BY HISHAMMUDDIN HUSSEIN,
MINISTER OF DEFENCE AND ACTING MINISTER OF TRANSPORT - 5:30PM 14th MARCH 2014

Before I take questions today, I will give a short statement. We are now entering the seventh day of the search for MH370. There are currently 57 ships and 48 aircraft in the search. Thirteen countries are now involved.

Our priority remains finding the plane. We are following all leads, and we continue to work closely with our international partners. We are grateful for the support of our friends and neighbours, who continue to assist us by sharing their data and their resources as we search for MH370. I speak for the Malaysian people when I say that our hearts are with the families and the friends of those on board the plane.
New information

There has been a lot of media speculation today after comments from unnamed US officials suggested the plane may have travelled for some time after losing contact.
As is standard procedure, the investigation team will not publicly release information until it has been properly verified and corroborated with the relevant authorities. Nor do we want to be drawn into specific remarks that unnamed officials have reportedly made the media.

Since Sunday, we have worked closely with our international partners, including the US team, whose officials have been here on the ground in Kuala Lumpur.

Since Wednesday, the Malaysian investigating team have shared more detailed information, as it became available, for verification.

The international team are currently working on verifying that detailed information, but we have nothing to confirm at the moment.

Widening of the investigation

The aircraft is still missing, and the search area is expanding. Two days ago, the search area was widened to include the Andaman Sea.

Together with our international partners, we are now pushing further east into the South China Sea, and further into the Indian Ocean.

We want nothing more than to find the plane as quickly as possible. But the circumstances have forced us to widen our search.

A normal investigation becomes narrower with time, as new information focuses the search. But this is not a normal investigation. In this case, the information we have forces us to look further and further afield.

Engine data

Yesterday, we rejected a media report in which unnamed officials said that engine data showed the plane had kept flying for hours after last contact. We checked with Boeing and Rolls Royce, who said the reports were not true. Today Rolls Royce released a statement saying, and I quote, ‘Rolls Royce continues to provide its full support to the authorities and Malaysia Airlines. Rolls Royce concurs with the statement made on Thursday 13th March by Malaysia’s Transport Minister regarding engine health monitoring data received from the aircraft’.

Oil slick

Yesterday authorities sighted two oil slicks in the South China Sea, 60 nautical miles south of the last point of contact with MH370.

The first slick was investigated and analysed and found to contain tiny traces of jet fuel. No debris was found in the vicinity. We do not believe the slick is linked to MH370.
Samples from the second slick were investigated and analysed and did not contain jet fuel.

Concluding remarks

The investigation team is following all leads that could help locate the missing aircraft. When we receive new information, and it has been verified, we act accordingly. Wherever there is a possibility, we have a duty to investigate it.

From the beginning of the crisis, we have worked hand-in-hand with all the relevant authorities, including international agencies, experts, and the aircraft manufacturers.

We have daily technical meetings with all the key players. We have followed the protocols set out by the International Civil Aviation Authority. We have been in regular contact with our neighbouring countries. And we have welcomed all international offers of assistance. We are committed to one aim: finding MH370

 

[Jerhy]

Technologia za kuinasua MH370 zinazidi kuongezeka


Ibrahim Mat Zin, a local well-known "bomoh", the Malay term for a shaman, holds two coconuts as he performs a ritual to help finding the missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 at Kuala Lumpur international airport.

Photograph: Damir Sagolj/Reuters

 

[Jerhy]

The Royal Malaysian Navy's offshore patrol vessel KD Selangor lowering a boat for observing objects more closely during a search and rescue operation for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane in the Straits of Malacca off the Malaysian coast.

Photograph: ROYAL MALAYSIAN NAVY/AFP/Getty Images

 

[Jerhy]

Vietnamese fishermen who have joined in the search of the missing Malaysian flight MH370 rest at a habour in Phu Quoc island on March 13, 2014. Photograph: Lui Siu Wai/Xinhua Press/Corbis

 

[Katavi]

Hii sasa ni balaa mpaka sasa.....!

 

[Jerhy]

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney on missing Malaysian airliner: President Obama is 'very concerned about the suffering the families have to endure' - jimacostaCNN http://www.breakingnews.com

 

[shegacool2015]

Haijapatikanaa duuu

 

[Jerhy]

6:07PM

All around the world, people are now hoping for some kind of resolution over the missing flight.

This was the scene in Malaysia today, with some people praying on the street.

 

[Jerhy]

5:08PM

It is now one week since flight MH370 disappeared without trace.

A total of 239 passengers and crew were on board and are still unaccounted for.

There are 57 ships and 48 aircraft from 13 countries involved in the search.

Our thoughts are with the families of all those affected by the tragedy.




4:39PM

At 4.41pm today UK time, it will be exactly one week since flight MH370 took off from Kuala Lumpur.

Just 26 minutes later it completely disappeared without trace.

Incredibly, despite numerous countries using the most sophisticated technology around, the plane has not been discovered.

 

[Jerhy]

A Royal Malaysian Air Force Navigator captain Izam Fareq Hassan talks with his team members onboard a Malaysian Air Force CN235 aircraft during a search and rescue (SAR) operation to find the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 plane over the Strait of Malacca

 

[Jerhy]

2:31PM
BE AWARE

Hackers have been trying to benefit from the missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 by setting up a Facebook page that makes it look as though that the plane has been found.

It shows what appears to be a video of a downed airliner in the sea with a rescue crew approaching, but it is actually spreading malware.

The image used on the video is actually of a Lionair Boeing 737-800 which crashed in Bali after missing the runway last year. All people on board survived.