There is hope that the main debris will be found, prompting Malaysia to offer a rewarding 70 million dollars (approximately 600 crore rupees). Families are optimistic. Jiang Hui, a member of a Chinese family, expressed gratitude towards the efforts of the government and the company. The Chinese government has also thanked Malaysia. This time, it is hoped that definitive answers may emerge.
The unresolved mystery of MH370 led to a surge of theories, sparking all sorts of narratives on social media. Here are some primary theories...
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Pilot's Conspiracy:
Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah allegedly diverted the plane southwards on purpose. A 2016 Malaysian police report mentioned he practiced similar flights on a simulator a month prior, interpreted by some as a possible suicide mission. However, no concrete evidence supports this theory.
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American Plot (Diego Garcia Island):
A theory suggests that the US Navy hijacked the plane and landed it at the Diego Garcia military base to thwart a cyber attack planned by hacker passengers. Although intriguing, no evidence has corroborated this claim.
Hijacking or Terrorism:
Some speculate the plane was taken to North Korea or Afghanistan, where passengers were held hostage. A Russian newspaper claimed unknown terrorists were responsible, though subsequent debris discoveries have weakened this theory.
Russian Scheme:
A suggestion is that Russia downed the plane in Ukraine, linking it to the MH17 crash in 2014. Both were Boeing 777s, fueling confusion. Clear investigation has since separated the two incidents.
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Alien Theory:
Could alien abduction be responsible? Some Americans conjecture aliens took the plane, or perhaps the CIA diverted it. Books and films have entertained such scenarios, though they remain speculative fiction without supporting evidence.
Experts assert that most theories don't align with debris and satellite data. The 2018 Malaysian report indicated intentional control changes, yet who was behind it remains a mystery.
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Families of MH370 victims continue to seek justice, demanding compensation from Malaysia Airlines, Boeing, and insurance companies. A memorial service is held annually on March 8. One family mentioned they only seek answers to find peace of mind.
Should the new search be successful, it will not only resolve the MH370 mystery but also provide future safety insights. However, another failure could fuel conspiracy theories further. The world's eyes are on the southern Indian Ocean. Will the truth finally surface after 11 years?
