Canberra - Search two objects suspected aircraft debris Malaysia Airlines (MAS) MH370 in the Indian Ocean has not produced results. Search area is closer to Antarctica than Australia.
ABC News reporter, David Wright allowed to participate in the mission of searches made military surveillance planes belonging to the United States (U.S.) is called the P-8 Poseidon. The high-tech aircraft perform a search in an area of 6,598 square kilometers.
"Soldiers do a search with this high-tech area of open ocean along the 4,100 square miles, which is much closer to Antarctica than Australia, far south of KL," said Wright in his Twitter account as reported by The Star, Thursday (20/3/20140) .
"Our flight for 9 hours with P8 - including three intensive search does not lead to finding evidence of debris," he added.
Wright concluded, is not much that can be reported on the mission today. "There is nothing these days - except for a ship and two dolphins. They will come back again tomorrow - intends to provide answers for the family (passenger)," he said.
Search MAS MH370 has entered the 13th day of the search operation is focused on areas as far as 2,500 kilometers southwest of Perth, Australia. This was after the announcement of the discovery of two objects in the sea that is thought to have come from the MH370.
One of the two objects is estimated a length of 24 meters. One other smaller objects. However, Australian authorities asked the public for not much hope on these findings.
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