Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razzak has informed that the information system of the missing aircraft had been kept obsolete deliberately.
He told a news conference on Saturday that it was seen by the collected data from satellites and radar that flight MH 370 had flown seven to eight hours even after the control tower lost contact with it. This implies that the pilot or someone else inside the planet did the work.
On March 7, at midnight, the plane was missed with 239 passengers on its way to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur. It had the last connection with the control tower when it was flying in the sky of South China Sea after about an hour of its soaring from Kuala Lumpur airport.
Malaysian Prime Minister informed, from the information available from satellite a “very high probability” is that, as soon as Boeing 777 reached the east coast of Malaysia, the information system of it was stopped. According to military radar, then the plane changed its destined direction and came back to the sky of Malaysia and then went towards north-west.
Najib Razzak said this in a press conference at a time when some Malaysian media claimed that the missing plane had been stripped and had landed somewhere intact.
After nearly seven hours of disconnection with radars, a signal was found from a satellite that was automatically sent from the plane. Najib Razzak said, “But it could not locate the place where the plane was then.”
Malaysia's Prime Minister said that based on the latest information, the investigation officials had detected two possible destination of that missing plane. One is the border of Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan in the north of Thailand, and the other one is the southern part of the Indian Ocean from Indonesia.
“Had the aircraft been stripped?”By giving the answer of this direct question in negative, Najib Razzak said, "We are investigating regarding the missing of MH 370 by heading all the potential risks.”
From the first moments of March 8 until today, the relatives of the passengers of that missing aircraft are waiting to know the fate of their beloved. Currently, 43 ships and 58 aircraft from 14 countries are searching for the missing MH 370.
