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Aside from 2 passengers with stolen passports, 5 passengers checked in their luggage, but did not board the plane. Authorities claim that they removed the luggage from the plane

Posted on | March 9, 2014 | 1 Comment

Missing plane ‘may have turned back’

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One Response to “Aside from 2 passengers with stolen passports, 5 passengers checked in their luggage, but did not board the plane. Authorities claim that they removed the luggage from the plane”

  1. Saachi
    March 9th, 2014 @ 7:28 am

    “Beijing, March 09:
    East China police confirmed Sunday that a Chinese national from east China’s Fujian Province, whose passport number G25****18 is on the boarding list offered by Malaysia Airlines whose airliner went missing early Saturday after taking off from Kuala Lumpur for Beijing, did not board the airline’s missing plane.

    However, police said the passport owner’s name does not match the name provided by Malaysia Airlines. The owner of the passport is still in the southeastern Chinese province of Fujian and has no departure records, Xinhua reported citing police.

    The owner said the passport has never been lost or stolen.”https://www.siasat.com/english/news/missing-malaysian-airliner-chinese-passport-holder-did-not-board-aircraft

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