Plane debris that washed up on Madagascar beach is 'most likely' to have come from the doomed Malaysian flight MH370
The plane debris that washed up on a beach in South Madagascar is "most likely" from the doomed Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, Malaysian authorities have confirmed. The five pieces of debris, which washed ashore, were reportedly handed over to government officials at the Malaysian Ministry of Transport's headquarters in Putrajaya in late November last year to determine whether the pieces were from the particular flight.
The MH370 flight disappeared on March 8, 2014 while flying from Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Malaysia, to Beijing. The flight had 227 passengers on board from 15 nations along with 12 Malaysian crew members. Debris of the plane had been found in various islands mainly in Africa. However, the reason for the crash has not yet been ascertained.