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Liu Zhonghu, captain of the Chinese navy ship Jinggangshan, uses binoculars to look out to sea on March 20. Chinese naval vessels are heading for the southern Indian Ocean to search for the missing Malaysian airplane after Australian authorities reported that they had found objects which could be plane debris.[Photo / Xinhua] |
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The navy adjusted its search focus immediately after receiving the report from Australia.
According to Wednesday's plan, the Jinggangshan amphibious docking vessel was leading a fleet through the Malacca Strait and into waters west of the Andaman Islands. Another fleet consisting of supply ship Qiandaohu, missile destroyer Haikou and amphibious transport dock Kunlunshan were heading for waters southwest of Sumatra through the Sunda Strait.
Australian authorities said earlier Thursday that two objects, with the large one about 24 meters long, had been spotted in the southern Indian Ocean on satellite imagery, and that they might be related to the missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370.
皇冠体育app hopes Australia can confirm whether the two objects are related to the plane as soon as possible, said Chinese ambassador Ma Zhaoxu.
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Tension mounted as the search for the missing Malaysian airplane continued. |