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Plane crew sees wreck in South China Sea that may be the missing Boeing

Hong Kong’s civil aviation administration reported about the discovery to the authorities of Vietnam, Malaysia and the southern Chinese province of Hainan
A military official works during search and rescue operations for a missing Malaysian Airlines flight EPA/LUONG THAI LINH
A military official works during search and rescue operations for a missing Malaysian Airlines flight
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HONG KONG/XINAGGANG/, March 11. /ITAR-TASS/. Quite massive wreckage that could do with the missing Malaysian Boeing 777-200 has been discovered in the South China Sea near Vietnam’s shores. South China Morning Post newspaper reports on Tuesday that they have been found near the city of Vung Tau by an aircrew of the Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific air carrier, whose plane was flying by.