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The Second Day of #MH370 #PrayForMH370

The lost of a Boeing 777-200 aircraft owned by Malaysia Airlines today are the second day. Its still give all Malaysians and people over the world full with question and still hope and pray everyone is safe. Its also still became world news headlines and trending in social media with all media over the world write and talking about #MH370 . Here are some of the developments that happened today for the second day.

1. Day 2: MH370 search operation intensifies with new leads.

2. DCA: There is no discovery during a search and rescue operation last night.

3. APMM : The search extends to 60 nautical miles and there is no indication the plane was found, including fragments or patches of oil.

4. DCA confirms only two passengers with 'false passports'.The entire list of passengers under investigation following reports of the use of fake passports .

5. BEIJING : A senior Civil Aviation Administration of China claimed that the pieces found off the coast of East West Malaysia are belong to MH370.

6. FREESCALE : 20 Freescale Semiconductor employees confirmed passengers on MH370

7. LOS ANGELES TIMES: The FBI is also investigating the case lost MH370 because 3 person are the passengers. Prayers being held nationwide for passengers and crew.

8. Force radar indications show the possibility of the aircraft trying to turn back.
Plane may have made 'air turn back', counter terrorism units activated.

9. MAS: Continue praying for crew and passengers.

10. Possibility of MH370 hijacking very low, says expert

11. The Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) have yet to locate the missing MH370 aircraft. Search and rescue areas expanded.

12. Almost 48 hours later, MH370 whereabouts still unknown.

THe Photo #MH370 #PrayForMH370 #MalaysiaAirlines

The latest photo search and rescue missions. Source: APMM

Oil slick found between Vietnam and Malaysia #MH370 #PrayforMH370

Oil slick found between Vietnam and Malaysia ‘suspected of being crashed Boeing aircraft’

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A 20km-long oil slick spotted between Malaysia and Vietnam this afternoon may be the first sign that missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 with 239 people aboard went down in the waters between Vietnam and northern Malaysia.

The report said the last coordinates automatically transmitted by the aircraft were from near the midpoint between the two countries, when the plane appeared to be in stable flight at 35,000 feet.

Effects of oil spill found at least 100 nautical miles off the coast of Tok Bali, Kota Baru, Kelantan suspect's MH370 aircraft reported missing in the South China Sea after leaving about two hours from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) in early Saturday morning.

Bejing arraignment found aircraft debris #MH370 #PrayForMH370 #MalaysiaAirlines

BEIJING : A senior Civil Aviation Administration of China claimed that the pieces found off the coast of East West Malaysia are belong to MH370.

Based on technical measures, debris objects are believed have been found at 103.29 degrees east longitude and latitude degrees north of 6:42. However, we are still awaiting confirmation from the rescue team.

Read more at: http://www.astroawani.com

The lost of a Boeing 777-200 aircraft owned by Malaysia Airlines #MH370 #MalaysiaAirlines #PrayForMH370

Yesterday, 8 March 2014, Saturday, the lost of a Boeing 777-200 aircraft owned by Malaysia Airlines was shocked Malaysians and all over the world. It became world news headlines and trending in social media . Here are some of the developments that happened on yesterday.

1. Flight #MH370 was carrying 239 passengers, including two infants and 12 crew . 

2. Malaysia Airlines flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing lost contact with Air Traffic Control Centre Subang about 2:40 am , early on 8 March 2014.

3. MAS has posted a list of the passengers and crew missing MH370 .

4. Malaysia Airlines said in a statement to inform the Boeing 777 that take off from Kuala Lumpur at 12:41 am Saturday and is expected to land in Beijing at 6:30 in the morning. 

5. At 10.30 am , the MAS issued a press statement that they are trying to contact family members of 239 passengers and crew of flight. 

6. MAS Group CEO , Ahmad Jauhari also confirmed passengers from 15 countries, including China , Indonesia , Australia , France , and Malaysia . 

7. Acting Transport Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said in a press conference that the legitimacy of the Vietnamese media reports claiming the crash was confirmed by the Royal Malaysian Navy Vietnam . 

8. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak has also confirmed no plane wreckage found in sea MH370 south of the country , as reported previously . He also denied that there is hijacking attempt . 

9. Department of Civil Aviation , said media reports on two patches of oil were found in the waters of Vietnam are still being confirmed.

10. At the same time , the Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad asked the public to stop speculating on the events following some speculation on Twitter .

11. Some national politicians use Twitter to urge people to pray for the well-being of the passengers and crew of Malaysia Airlines MH370.

12. In addition, people also grieve that Twitter hashtag # MH370 and # PrayForMH370 be trending .

The List Of Missing Passengers Flight MH370 and Crew #MH370 #PrayForMH370

1. An Wen lan (China)
2. Bao Yuan hua (China)
3. Bai Xiao mo (Canada)
4. Bian Mao qin (China)
5. Bian Liang jing (China)
6. Biby nazli Mohd Hassim (Malaysia)
7. Brodskii Nikolai (Russia)
8. Burrows Rodney (Australia)
9. Burrows Mary (Australia)
10. Cao Rui (China)
11. Chan Huan peen (Malaysia)
12. Che Jun zhang (China)
13. Chen Jian (China)
14. Chen Chang jun (China)
15. Chen Wei (Malaysia)
16. Chen Yun (China)
17. Chew Kar mooi (Malaysia)
18. Chuang Hsiu ling (Taiwan)
19. Chng Mei (Malaysia)
20. Chustrak Oleg (Ukraine)
21. Dai Shu ling (China)
22. Daisy Anne (Malaysia)
23. Deineka Sergii (Ukraine)
24. Di Jia bin (China)
25. Dina Mohamed Yunus Ramli (Malaysia)
26. Ding Ying (China)
27. Ding Li jun (China)
28. Ding Yingg (China)
29. Dong Guo wei (China)
30. Dou Yun shan (China)
31. Du Wen (China)
32. Feng Dong (China)
33. Feng Ji xin (China)
34. Fu Bao feng (China)
35. Gan Tao (China)
36. Gan Fu xiang (China)
37. Gao Ge (China)
38. Gu Nai jun (Australia)
39. Guan Hua jin (Malaysia)
40. Guan Wen jie (China)
41. Han Jing (China) 
42. Hashim Noorida (Malaysia)
43. Hou Ai qin (China)
44. Hou Bo (China)
45. Hu Siwan Chd (China)
46. Hu Xiao ning (China)
47. Huang Yi (China)
48. Huang Tian hui (China)
49. Hue Pui heng (Malaysia)
50. Jia Ping (China)
51. Jiang Cui yun (China)
52. Jiang Xueren (China)
53. Jiang Ying (China)
54. Jiao Wei wei (China)
55. Jiao Wen xue (China)
56. Jee Jing hang (Malaysia)
57. Ju Kun (China)
58. Kang Xu (China)
59. Koh Tiong meng (Malaysia)
60. Kolekar Chetana (India)
61. Kolekar Swanand (India)
62. Kolekar Vinod (India)
63. Kozel Christian (Austria)
64. Lawton Catherine (Australia)
65. Lawton Robert (Australia)
66. Lee Kah kin (Malaysia)
67. Lee Sew chu (Malaysia)
68. Li Yan lin (China)
69. Li Zhi (China)
70. Li Guo hui (China)
71. Li Hong jing (China)
72. Li Jie (China)
73. Li Ming zhong (China) 
74. Li Wen bo (China)
75. Li Yan (China)
76. Li Yuan (Australia)
77. Li Yu chen (China)
78. Li Zhi jin China)
79. Li Zhi xin China)
80. Li Le (China)
81. Liang Lu yang (China)
82. Liang Xu yang (China)
83. Lim Pow chua (Malaysia)
84. Lin Annan (China)
85. Lin Ming feng (China) 
86. Liu Feng ying (China)
87. Liu Jin peng (China)
88. Liu Qiang (China)
89. Liu Ru sheng (China)
90. Liu Shun chao (China)
91. LiuZhong fu (China)
92. Lou Bao tang (China)
93. Lu Jian hua (China)
94. Lu Xian chu (China)
95. Lui Ching (China)
96. Luo Wei (China)
97. Ma Wen zhi (China)
98. Ma Jun China)
99. Maimai ti jiang A (China)
100. Mao Tugui (China)
101. Maraldi Luigi (Itali)
102. Maria Mohamed Yunus Ramli (Malaysia)
103. Norfadzillah Mat Rahim (Malaysia)
104. Meng Nicole Chd (USA)
105. Meng Bing (China)
106. Meng Fanquan China)
107. Meng Gaosheng China)
108. Mohd Khairul Amri Selamat (Malaysia)
109. Mohamad Sofuan Ibrahim (Malaysia)
110. Muhammad Razahan Zamani (Malaysia)
111. Mustafa Suhaili (Malaysia)
112. Mukherjee Muktesh (Canada)
113. Ng May li (Malaysia) 
114. Norli akmar Hamid (Malaysia)
115. Ouyang Xin (China)
116. Puspanathan Subramanian (Malaysia)
117. Ramlan Safuan (Malaysia)
118. Sharma Chandrika (India)
119. Shi Xian wen (China)
120. Shirsath Kranti (India)
121. Sim Keng wei (Malaysia)
122. Siregar Firman (India)
123. Song Fei fei (China)
124. Song Chun ling (China)
125. Song Kun (China)
126. Su Qiang guo (China)
127. Suadaya Ferryindra (Indonesia)
128. Suadaya Herryindra (Indoensia)
129. Sugianto Lo (Indonesia)
130. Surti dahlia (Netherlands)
131. Tan Tei khin (Malaysia)
132. Tan Ah meng (Malaysia)
133. Tan Wei chew (Malaysia)
134. Tan Chong ling (Malaysia)
135. Tan Sioh (Malaysia)
136. Tang Xu dong (China)
137. Tang Xue zhu (China)
138. Tanurisam Indrasuria (Indonesia)
139. Tee Lin keong (malaysia)
140. Teoh Kim lun (Malaysia)
141. Tian Jun wei (China)
142. Tian Qing jun (China)
143. Tong Soon lee (Malaysia)
144. Vinny Chynthyatio (Indonesia)
145. Wan Hock khoon (Malaysia)
146. Wang Shou xian (China)
147. Wang Shu (China)
148. Wang Xian jun (China)
149. Wang Chun hua (China)
150. Wang Chun yong (China)
151. Wang Dan (China)
152. Wang Haitao (China)
153. Wang Houbin (China)
154. Wang Lin shi (China)
155. Wang Willy surijanto (Indonesia)
156. Wang Yong gang (China)
157. Wang Yong hui (China)
158. Wang Yong qiang (China)
159. Wang Li jun (China)
160. Wang Ximin (New Zealand)
161. Wang Rui (China)
162. Wang Moheng (China)
163. Wattrelos Ambre (France)
164. Wattrelos Hadrien (France)
165. Wattrelos Laurence (France)
166. Weeks Paul (New Zealand)
167. Wen Yong sheng (China)
168. Wen Hao (China)
169. Weng Mei (China)
170. Wong Saisang (Malaysia)
171. Wood Philip (USA)
172. Xie Li ping (China)
173. Xin Xi xi (China)
174. Xing Feng Tao (China)
175. Xing Qiao (China)
176. Xiong Deming (China)
177. Xu Chuane (China)
178. Ya Na (China)
179. Yan Ling (China)
180. Yan Peng (China)
181. Yan Xioa (China)
182. Yang Li (China)
183. Yang Ai ling (China)
184. Yang Jia bao (China)
185. Yang Meihua (China)
186. Yang Qing yuan (China)
187. Yang Xiao ming (China)
188. Yao Jainfeng (China)
189. Yao Lifei (China)
190. Yap Chee meng (China)
191. Yin Boyan (China)
192. Yin Yue wang (China)
193. Yuan Jin (China)
194. Yue Guiju (China)
195. Yue Wenchao (China)
196. Yusop Muzi (Malaysia)
197. Zang Lingdi (China)
198. Zhang Chi (China)
199. Zhang Liqin (China)
200. Zhang QiMs (China)
201. Zhang Yan (China)
202. Zhang Hua (China)
203. Zhang Lijuan (China)
204. Zhang Na (China)
205. Zhang Si ming (China)
206. Zhang Xiao lei (China)
207. Zhang Hua lian (China)
208. Zhang Jian wu (China)
209. Zhang Jin quan (China)
210. Zhang Meng (China)
211. Zhang Xue wen (China)
212. Zhang Yan (China)
213. Zhang Yan (USA)
214. Zhang Yan hui (China)
215. Zhang Zhong hai (China)
216. Zhang Shao hua (China)
217. Zhao Gang (China)
218. Zhao Qiwei (China)
219. Zhao Ying xin (China)
220. Zhao Peng (China)
221. Zhao Yan (France)
222. Zhao Zhao fang (China)
223. Zheng Ruixian (China)
224. Zhou Feng (China)
225. Zhou Jin ling (China)
226. Zhou Shijie (China)
227. Zhu Junyan (China)
228. 1. Zaharie Ahmad Shah (Flight Captain) Malaysia
229. 2. Fariq Ab Hamid (Flight Captain Asistant) Malaysia
230. 3. Patrick Francis Gomes (Cabin Kru) Malaysia
231. 4. Andrew Nari (Cabin Crew) Malaysia
232. 5. Goh Sock Lay (Cabin Crew) Malaysia
233. 6. Tan Ser Kuin (Cabin Crew) Malaysia
234. 7. Wan Swaid Wan Ismail (Cabin Crew) Malaysia
235. 8. Junaidi Mohd Kassim (Cabin Crew) Malaysia
236. 9. Mohd Hazrin Mohamed Hasnan (Cabin Crew) Malaysia
237. 10. Ng Yar Chien (Cabin Crew) Malaysia
238. 11. Foong Wai Yueng (Cabin Crew) Malaysia
239. 12. Tan Size Hiang (Cabin Crew) Malaysia

227 Passengers and 12 Flight Crew, #PrayForMH370