Last signaling: effort against the clock to locate the Malaysian plane

Aircraft, ships and underwater sound waves from - Marine taking part on another 28 searches Malaysian plane passengers disappeared four weeks ago. Search teams from the countries scanners remote area in the Indian Ocean, west of Perth Australia.

Yesterday joined the first two sophisticated ships with unique equipment to detect signals from sub - marine. Meanwhile, a Chinese newspaper reported that three people on the plane were able to hear the Chinese search signaling South Indian Ocean, but not records it, because that came suddenly. Other reports suggest that signaling lasts 15 minutes before disappearing.

Malaysian Transport Minister, Hishamodin Hussein, said that Malaysia launched an investigation into the disappearance of a plane MH370 in collaboration with experts from Australia, China, the U.S., Britain and France reports British newspaper The Mirror.

CEO of the Malaysian aircraft disappeared a month ago, said that the signaling device battery black boxes were intended for replacement in June - CNN network reported. Executive search teams are currently emerging as the last effort to locate the signal sent from the device, because the batteries stop working after 30 days.

Chinese patrol boat boarded the ultrasonic transmitter signal at a frequency of 37.5 pounds - Run the other south Indian Ocean - to the Chinese news agency " Shinhoah ." It is unknown whether this is a signal of the Malaysian plane's black box, but experts explain that this is a signal from broadcasts at a frequency corresponding sub - marine.

Chinese News Agency " Shinhoah " reports that the patrol boat discovered signaling Haixun 01 was identified by transmission from sub - Days in the Indian Ocean in South latitude 25 degrees, longitude 101 degrees east . The report stressed that it is impossible to know if it is a signal sent to the Malaysian aircraft's black box that disappeared four weeks, but the frequency of this type is compatible transmitter.

Malaysian airline "Air - Asia" took its aircraft with passengers interior magazine contained an offensive article which the company boasts that its pilots never lost a plane. Director of "Air - Asia " expressed " deep sorrow and regret", explaining that the magazine was printed before the disappearance of a passenger jet by the "Malaysia Airlines ' rival month ago.

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