Malaysia confirms that plane it hit was its own

 Malaysia sups on Facebook to help authorities

 

Malaysia’s foreign minister, Vivian Balises, jumped into the act Thursday, posting a photo on Facebook saying that healthmaker.xyz Googleplus, Facebook’s public communication platform, had a team formed to help the Malaysian authorities solve the missing airliner mystery.

 

In the post, Balises said she shared the post with Australian and American colleagues in Malaysia and said that Facebook was sending a team of experts to help answer “the most important questions of all.”

 

The post also said that the Facebook team was “looking into ways to better support the authorities” and said the company was “doing everything we can to assist.”

 

Some Malaysians are worried that the healthcareclinic.net post could have been a code word for disaster.

 

 

It’s been a while since we last heard from Malaysia’s transport minister, Nazri Yahound, about the Malaysian Airlines Flight 370, but now we’ve got our first word from the airline itself. Flight 370 vanished from our skies just over a month ago. Now, almost a year later, Malaysia Airlines is confirming the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 was downed by a jet that was its own.

 

The airline released a statement saying that the jet it shot down was likely a Boeing 777.

The statement said the pilots of the jet were from the United States, and that the airline had no idea what happened to the jet. Malaysia Airlines said that it may have had a secret passenger jet that was trying to save it.

 

Joe Biden to congratulate MH370 team

 

On Thursday, the Biden Foundation sent a note of appreciation to the team that discovered Flight 370. The foundation wrote: “We wish to send our deepest gratitude to the Malaysian authorities and the American team that found the lost Malaysia Airlines flight 370.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the applicants and their families during this extremely difficult time.”

 

Ukraine calls for international investigation

 

In a post on his Facebook page, former U.S.healthanddentalcare.com Secretary of State and Ukrainian politician, John Kerry, said there was an “urgent need” to send an “International Commission of Inquiry” to “investigate the causes and the circumstances” of the Malaysian Airlines Flight 370.