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Malaysia received new satellite images that showed 122 potential objects in one area of the ocean, an official says.

Some appeared bright, possibly indicating solid material.

"This is another new lead that will help direct the search operation," Said the Malaysian acting minister of transportation. Ref. CNN

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Malaysia says there's sealed evidence on MH370 that cannot be made public:

The sealed evidence included air traffic control radio transcript, radar data and airport security recordings. Ref. Source 5

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RNZAF Orion spots debris in search for MH370

A Royal New Zealand Air Force Orion surveillance plane has found debris in a new search area identified by Australian authorities as the likely place where Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 crashed. Ref. Source 3

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"Hand us the MH370 murderer'

THE frustrating riddle of Flight MH370 has further deepened as relatives of those feared dead tell Malaysia to "hand us the murderer". Ref. Source 5

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Puzzle Taxing Worlds Best Brains But PM Says Search Will Go On
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The ''best brains in the world'' are searching for Malaysian Airlines flight MH370, but three weeks after the plane vanished crews scouring the Indian Ocean are still operating on guesstimates, with no end in sight, says Prime Minister Tony Abbott.
    


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Cockpit's last words were wrong

MALAYSIA says it gave a false account of the last words from MH370's cockpit before it disappeared. It has now revealed the true sign off. Ref. Source 4

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China calls MH370 families "extreme"

CHINA has called MH370 relatives "radical", swinging into damage control over its deteriorating relationship with Malaysia. Ref. Source 6

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Underwater hunt for missing black box begins

A towed pinger locator from the U.S. Navy is now aboard an Australian ship. Ref. Source 9