馬航失聯班機搜尋發現122個物體
Malaysia says newly analyzed satellite images show 122 possible objects that could be parts of a missing Malaysian airliner in the Indian Ocean.
Defense Minister Hishammuddin Hussein told reporters Wednesday the potential debris was located in French satellite photos taken on March 23.
"Some objects were a meter in length, others were up to 23 meters in length. Some of the objects appeared to be bright, possibly indicating solid material. The objects were located approximately 2,557 kilometers from Perth."
While stressing it is not yet confirmed the objects are parts of the missing aircraft, he said the development represents "another new lead" in the investigation.
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority also said Wednesday its search planes spotted three more objects in the area. On Twitter, the AMSA described the objects as "likely rope" and "a blue object."
The authority said none of the debris was relocated on further passes and that nothing was distinctive of Malaysia Airlines flight 370.
The news came as the search for the plane resumed, following a 24-hour delay because of bad weather. At least 12 planes and two ships from several are currently involved in the search.
馬來西亞說，一些衛星圖像經過重新分析後顯示，印度洋海面上有122個物體可能跟失蹤馬航班機有關。
馬來西亞國防部長兼代理交通部長希山慕丁·侯賽因星期三對記者說，這些可能是飛機殘骸的物體是在法國3月23日拍攝的衛星圖像上發現的。
他說，有些物體長一米，有些長23米，有的物體看上去很亮，可能是固體物質。他們在距離珀斯2557公里的海面上。
雖然希山慕丁強調還未證實這些物體就是失蹤飛機的殘骸，但是他說這一發展爲調查提供了新的線索。
澳大利亞海事安全局星期三也說，搜索飛機又發現了三個物體。 海事安全局在推特上說， 這些飄浮物“可能是繩子”和“一個藍色物體”。
海事安全局說，搜索飛機隨後再飛越這處海域時沒有重新看到這些物體。這些物體也沒有獨特的特徵能夠表明它們來自失蹤班機。
搜索行動由於天氣關係暫停24小時後重新恢復。目前，六個國家出動了至少12架飛機和兩艘艦船繼續在印度洋南部進行搜索。
