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Aereo scomparso (2), secondo Malaysia Airlines è "Perduto oltre ogni ragionevole dubbio"

Kuala Lumpur, Malesia - Anche il primo ministro conferma

Malaysia Airlines ed il primo ministro della Malesia Najib Razak hanno comunicato che non ci sono più speranze per la sorte dell'aereo Boeing 777 di Malaysia Airlines, scomparso dagli schermi radar nella notte tra venerdì 7 e sabato 8 marzo 2014 mentre effettuava un collegamento tra Kuala Lumpur e Pechino. A bordo si trovavano 227 passeggeri e 12 membri d'equipaggio. "Siamo profondamente addolorati, m...

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Roma, Italia, 03/24/2014 17:00
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