The natives of the island of Kudahuvadhoo in Dhaalu atoll in the south of Maldives, who claim to have seen a low flying large aircraft painted in red and blue, on the morning of that fatal day a year ago when Malaysian airline MH370 was reported missing, remains adamant that the plane they saw could have been the missing airliner.
While the whole world is eagerly watching the news for suspected debris from the missing Malaysian airline flight MH370, Maldives newspaper Haveeru which earlier reported a possible sighting of the plane flying low over an island of Maldives have again reported that an object suspected to be a fire suppression bottle of an aircraft has washed up on the beach of one of the islands in the Maldives.
Malaysian acting Transport Minister has revealed to the press that the claim of sighting of the lost Malaysian Airline flight MH370 flying low over the Maldives is not true. He said the Malaysian Chief of Defence has conferred with his Maldives counterpart and the Maldives Defence Chief has told him that its not true.
Ten days after the Malaysian Airline flight MH370 went missing, the most prominent newspaper of the Maldives, Haveeru has reported in its website, that several islanders of Kudahuvadhoo island in Dhaalu Atoll, has spotted a low flying jet over their island at about 6:15 in the morning of the very day the plane was reported missing.