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Riprendono le ricerche dell’aereo Malaysia scomparso nell’Oceano Indiano

Sidney, Australia - Dal 5 ottobre tre navi speciali esploreranno l’area a sud-ovest dell’Australia

I governi australiano e malese hanno deciso di avviare una nuova spedizione per il ritrovamento dell’aereo Boeing 777/200ER di Malaysia Airlines, scomparso dagli schermi radar nella notte tra venerdì 7 e sabato 8 marzo 2014 durante un collegamento tra Kuala Lumpur e Pechino. A bordo si trovavano 227 passeggeri e 12 membri d'equipaggio, che hanno seguito lo stesso destino del velivolo (sull’argomento vedi...

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Roma, Italia, 10/02/2014 11:19
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