More ‘MH370 debris’ found from uninhabited Maldivian island
The latest piece of debris was found washed ashore on the island of Maamendhoo in Laamu atoll by a man who went to the uninhabited island for fishing. He described the debris as “a metal object with greyish colour and two-feet long.”
13 Aug 2015, 9:00 AM
More debris suspected to be part of the lost Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 have been found on an uninhabited island in central Maldives.
The latest piece of debris was found by Mohamed Shifah, who went to Laamu atoll Maamendhoo, an uninhabited island, for fishing. He described the debris as “a metal object with greyish colour and two-feet long.”
“It was lying near the beach and when I saw it I immediately though it was part of a plane because of the bends and colour,” Shifah, 21, a health officer said.
“It was damaged pretty badly though.”
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