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MH370 search: 'Second plane part' found on Reunion MH370 search: 'Second plane part' found on Reunion
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A second piece of suspected plane debris has washed ashore on the Indian Ocean island of Reunion, after a wing part suspected to come from the missing flight MH370 was found on Wednesday.A second piece of suspected plane debris has washed ashore on the Indian Ocean island of Reunion, after a wing part suspected to come from the missing flight MH370 was found on Wednesday.
The object, believed to be the door of an aircraft, was discovered just south of the city of St Denis.The object, believed to be the door of an aircraft, was discovered just south of the city of St Denis.
It is said to have writing on it and possibly some illustration.It is said to have writing on it and possibly some illustration.
The Malaysia Airlines plane from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing disappeared last March with 239 people on board. The Malaysia Airlines flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing disappeared last March with 239 people on board.
The first piece of wreckage has gone to France, where investigators in the city of Toulouse will seek to establish if it came from MH370. Malaysia's transport ministry says it now wants to expand the search for more debris around Reunion.
It is believed to be a wing flap from a Boeing 777 - the same type of aircraft as the one that vanished. Boeing 777
Fragments of a suitcase found on the same beach in St Andre are also to be examined. An Australian-led search effort for the plane has so far focused on a vast area of the southern Indian Ocean about 4,000km (2,500 miles) to the east of Reunion.
Investigators will begin work this Wednesday. No physical trace of the aircraft has been found.
An Australian-led search effort for the plane has been focused on a vast area of the southern Indian Ocean about 4,000km (2,500 miles) to the east of Reunion. Missing Malaysia plane: What we know
Authorities believe MH370 veered off course on the way to Beijing and crashed into the sea - but they do not know why. MH370: Behind the tenacious deep-sea hunt for missing plane
However, Malaysia's transport minister has confirmed that the object found on a beach at St Andre on Wednesday is a wing flap from a Boeing 777 - the same type of aircraft as the one that vanished.
"This has been verified by French authorities together with aircraft manufacturer Boeing," Liow Tiong Lai said on Sunday.
The piece has gone to France, where investigators in the city of Toulouse will seek to establish if it came from MH370. They will begin their work this Wednesday.
Fragments of a suitcase found on the same beach are also to be examined.
The centre in Toulouse was also involved in analysing debris from the Air France flight AF447, which crashed on the way to Paris from Brazil in 2009, killing 228 people.
Investigators believe MH370 veered off course on the way to Beijing and crashed into the sea - but they do not know why.
In January Malaysian authorities declared that all on board were presumed dead.
Its estimated last location was based on "pings" sent from the aircraft that were detected by satellite.Its estimated last location was based on "pings" sent from the aircraft that were detected by satellite.
However, no physical trace has been found. Simulation of where debris in search area could end up