No MH370 wreckage found: police
- 9 years ago
A report that Malaysia Airlines plane wreckage had been sighted in the southern Philippines is not true, Malaysia's police chief says.
Police Inspector General Khalid Abu Bakar said that Philippine authorities have rejected a report about plane wreckage with a Malaysian flag on it and with human remains inside, according to Bernama news agency.
'The Philippines has confirmed there is no plane wreckage,' the state-run agency quoted Khalid as saying in a text message.
On Saturday, a man reported in Sandakan police station in the Malaysian part of Borneo that his aunt found aircraft wreckage, which could be part of the missing flight MH370, on the island of Sugbay in the Philippines southernmost province of Tawi Tawi, which is near Malaysia.
Police Inspector General Khalid Abu Bakar said that Philippine authorities have rejected a report about plane wreckage with a Malaysian flag on it and with human remains inside, according to Bernama news agency.
'The Philippines has confirmed there is no plane wreckage,' the state-run agency quoted Khalid as saying in a text message.
On Saturday, a man reported in Sandakan police station in the Malaysian part of Borneo that his aunt found aircraft wreckage, which could be part of the missing flight MH370, on the island of Sugbay in the Philippines southernmost province of Tawi Tawi, which is near Malaysia.