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" Update, March 27: Today, Thailand added to the tally of objects in the Indian Ocean spotted by satellites that could\u2014could\u2014be debris from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. Thailand&amp;#039;s pictures, taken a day after the photos by Airbus showing 122 pieces of debris, show 300 objects floating about 120 miles west of that location Airbus photographed. March 26: Today&amp;#039;s big news from the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370: Airbus Defense and Space reports that its satellites have seen a field of debris in the Southern Indian Ocean, the same general area previous satellite pictures have also seen possible debris, and where investigators are now concentrating their search in the hopes of confirming whether these objects are or are not pieces of the lost Boeing 777. The Airbus sats saw 122 objects floating in the ocean southwest of Perth, Australia, with the largest among them measuring 75 feet long. Malaysia Transportation Minister Hishammuddin bin Hussein said that while the investigators can&amp;#039;t say for sure that the debris belongs to MH370, &amp;quot;this is still the most credible lead.&amp;quot; Yesterday, bad weather in the region suspended the hunt by ships and aircraft for these satellite-spotted objects. The search resumes tonight. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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