THE PASSENGER OF MH370 TRIED TO MAKE A CALL

SUMAN 24 HOURS NO SIGNAL BOXES OF THE ALLEGED BLACK

The co-pilot of Flight MH370 Malaysia Airlines, disappeared more than a month ago with 239 people on board, tried to make a call with your mobile phone just before the plane disappeared from radar, said Saturday a Malaysian newspaper , citing anonymous researchers.'It is a huge, huge job, and is likely to take a long time "The call was cut , perhaps " because the plane pulled away suddenly telecommunications antenna ," wrote the New Straits Times (NST ) , without indicating who called the co-pilot , reports Agence France Press.Another source quoted by the newspaper 's mobile phone Fariq Abdul Hamid was " reconnected " to the network, but are not sure whether a call made ​​from the Boeing 777 disappeared on March 8 .The plane covering the route between Kuala Lumpur and Beijing have flown at low altitude near the island of Penang, on the west coast of Malaysia , thus allowing a network picks up the signal of the mobile passenger .

PUSPANATHAN IS ONE OF THE PASSENGERS OF FLIGHT 370, HIS FAMILY NOT LOSE FAITH THAT WILL RETURN

But " a" reconnection "does not necessarily mean that a call was made ," said this source.The Minister of Transport of Malaysia told AFP it would review this information and then communicate a response.

                                     Under investigation

Zaharie Commander Ahmad Shah , 53, and Abdul Hamid Fariq , his copilot , 27 , are in the focus of research.NOTIMEX notes that researchers try to reconstruct what had happened moments before the Boeing 777 left the radar on 8 March.However, it was not possible to know who was trying to call, then the sources preferred not to disclose details of the investigation.Other sources explained that usually cell phones are turned off during takeoff , but at one point , when the plane was in the air , the line started working again .

AUSTRALIA SAID THURSDAY THAT CAPTURED THE SIGNS IN THE LAST DAYS YES BLACK BOXES ARE FROM THE PLANE

The investigation revealed that the pilot sent a message through the WhatsApp Messenger application to a known contact before boarding the plane for six hours flight bound for Beijing , capital of China.According to the call log , Fariq also had a conversation with a person who is "one of your regular contacts ( a number that appears frequently in records of outgoing calls ) ."That call was made no more than two hours before the flight took off at 12:41 local time from Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

 MORE THAN 24 HOURS NO AUDIBLE WARNING

Meanwhile, Efe stresses that no audible warning in the past 24 hours, the plane search continues in the Indian Ocean on Saturday, beset by the risk that the black boxes stop broadcasting .The Prime Minister of Australia , Tony Abbott, said he was confident that they will find the black boxes of the Boeing 777-200 lost , but warned that it can still happen, " long time."

THESE RESOURCES ARE ENGAGED IN SEARCH OF MALAYSIA AIRLINES FLIGHT 370 NEAR AUSTRALIA

Experts determine the search strategy further reduced crawl area to this day and selected an area of ​​41,393 square kilometers located 2,331 kilometers northwest of Perth, the state capital of Western Australia .On Friday an area of ​​46.713 square kilometers to 2,312 kilometers northwest of Perth was examined.

                                 TITANIC SEARCH

"Trying to find something located 4.5 miles deep in the ocean in an area about one thousand kilometers from the coast is a huge , huge job , and is likely to take a long time ," said Tony Abbott in a press conference , he cited while the AFP .The Associated Press indicates that the current search area on the sea floor has 1,300 square kilometers ( 500 square miles) , roughly the size of the city of Los Angeles.The researchers aim to locate the exact location of the source signals , or as close as possible to send after - submersible in order to locate the wreckage robot.

AMERICAN MANUFACTURING THE ROBOT IS MADE IN SEARCH OF PLANE THAT DISAPPEARED JUST A MONTH AGO

However, the submarine will not be deployed until the authorities are satisfied that no other electronic signals and capture .The Bluefin 21 submersible takes six times longer to cover the same area as the locator signal . This means you would need between six weeks and two months to cover the underwater area.The signals also come from a depth of 4,500 meters ( 15,000 feet), which is the largest to which you can descend the Bluefin .The focal search options considered has said that if a submarine capability needed more immersion .

                         TENSION INCREASES

On the other hand , the web of the Mexican newspaper El Universal reports that authorities civil and military aviation are being investigated by the Malaysian government , which seeks to determine why opportunities to identify and track lost track lost in flight hours they followed their disappearance.
Citing two officials , early research occur while trying to determine whether civil or military authorities have more responsibility for the initial confusion , as well as any error that has led to a week of searching in the wrong ocean."What happened at that time is being investigated and I can not say anything more ( ... ) because it involves the military and the government," quotation medium to a government official of high rank who was not identified by name in an interview with Reuters.