Malaysia disclosed investigations' results of passenger plane disappeared 4 years ago

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Malaysian authorities announced on Monday the safety committee's investigation into the disappearance of the Malaysian passenger plane MH370, which disappeared more than 4 years ago, in the biggest mystery of aviation accidents that has puzzled many around the world.

In announcing the long-awaited investigation of the safety committee, the investigators acknowledged failure to find the cause of the accident and the absence of any clear evidence of the fate of the aircraft, but confirmed that it could not be considered the end of the matter because the wreckage has not yet been found which disappeared on March 8, March 2014, carrying 239 people, on its flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.

The investigator in charge of the case, Kok Su-Shun, told in press conference that the plane had changed course to Malaysia by manual control, but the investigation was unable to establish whether the aircraft under the control of the pilot or faced any illegal interference.

Kok Su-Shun ruled out other factors associated with the plane's disappearance, such as the pilot's mental integrity, aircraft technical malfunctions or remote control in the operations systems. However, after continuing pressure for any further details, the investigator noted that he "wished to find information In the future, adding that his team" need to close the case somewhat, and therefore publish the report with available evidence. "

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