KUALA LUMPUR: The relevant authorities today raised doubts whether the new fragments were found in the coastal areas of the island of Reunion, near Madagascar, in connection with the missing flight MH370 since March last year.
According to an AFP report, a source close to the investigation team in Paris said "no object or debris that may have come from the plane," which is listed as evidence, on Sunday.
An AFP photographer saw early Sunday morning, local police found a piece of mangled metal and with two words written Chinese language, which is connected to the handle made of leather.
Fragment, measuring about 100 square centimeters, it has been placed in a safe.
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Also on Sunday, a man handed over a piece of debris measuring 70 centimeters, to the police and thought it might be part of an aircraft door.
Earlier, Deputy Prime Minister of Australia, Warren Truss, said that although the pieces found were confirmed belong MH370 aircraft, it is unlikely to solve puzzles related to the mysterious disappearance of the plane with 239 passengers and crew ..
He said it would only terrungkai mystery with the discovery of the plane's black box.
Local residents on the island of Reunion was constantly looking in the area for other pieces of debris following the discovery of the first set on Wednesday.
On Sunday, about a week after the discovery of a flaperon, the door of a plane was reportedly found dumped in the area.
The object, however, found in different locations of the invention flaperon, reports Sky News.
Various speculations arose that claimed ownership of the object including the possibility of Malaysia Airlines (MAS) flight MH370 that disappeared without a trace on March 8 last year.
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