An RAAF Orion aircraft arrives back at Pearce Air Base in Bullsbrook, 35 kilometers north of Perth, after assisting in the continuing search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 in the southern Indian Ocean on Monday. Malaysia’s transport minister said on March 24 that Australia had spotted two objects in the search for Malaysia’s missing plane in the southern Indian Ocean and was sending a ship to investigate. AFP
An RAAF Orion aircraft arrives back at Pearce Air Base in Bullsbrook, 35 kilometers north of Perth, after assisting in the continuing search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 in the southern Indian Ocean on Monday. Malaysia’s transport minister said on March 24 that Australia had spotted two objects in the search for Malaysia’s missing plane in the southern Indian Ocean and was sending a ship to investigate. AFP

CANBERRA: An Australian plane spotted two objects in the search for Malaysia’s missing jet in the southern Indian Ocean and was sending a ship to investigate, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Monday, with Malaysian authorities saying they could be reached “within hours”.

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