'Crash site' of missing MA Flight 370 found?

March 13, 2014 09:12

A Chinese satellite has reportedly located the 'crash site' of the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which went missing shortly after taking off from Beijing on Saturday morning.

The satellite, which was looking for remnants of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, found "three suspected floating objects", CNN reported on Thursday.

The 'crash site' has been found at a spot where the South China Sea meets the Gulf of Thailand, reported CNN.

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