Sensational! Photo Claimed to be Wreckage of MH370 Found Sunken without Traces of the 239 Victims' Skeletons

Dream - Do you still remember the mystery of the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines' MH370 aircraft on March 8, 2014?

The latest information states that the Boeing 777-200ER aircraft, which had been declared missing, has now been found.

During these nine years, various information about the crash of MH370 has circulated on the internet.

A previous update stated that debris allegedly belonging to the aircraft, which was flying from Malaysia to China, was found in Madagascar in 2022.

However, a recent narrative posted on Twitter claims that the wreckage of MH370 has been found.

Interestingly, the wreckage of MH370 was found without leaving any traces of human skeletons inside.

"The missing Malaysia MH370 aircraft has been found underwater without human skeletons. The plane carried 239 passengers," wrote a tweet from the @254_icon account.

The tweet, accompanied by a picture of the aircraft's head submerged in the sea, covered in moss and mud, immediately caused a sensation.

Many netizens felt relieved because the MH370 aircraft disappeared suddenly and the news of its discovery has been conflicting until now.

"Wow, that's good news. I'm sure the families of the missing passengers will be relieved to know that their loved ones disappeared without a trace."

However, some are skeptical that the missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 aircraft has been found because there is no concrete evidence.

"Despite rumors and claims on social media, there is no new evidence to suggest that the missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 aircraft has been found."

Doubts were answered when other netizens included an article with the same picture from CNN.

It turns out that the picture of the aircraft in the tweet from @254_icon is not the wreckage of Malaysia Airlines MH370.

The picture is actually the wreckage of a Lockheed Martin L1011 Tristar aircraft that is no longer in operation and was deliberately sunk to attract diving tourism.

This aircraft was first registered in the 1980s and was used by several airlines including Royal Jordanian, TAP Air Portugal, and Novair Sweden. The aircraft was retired in the 2000s.

So, the news of the wreckage of MH370 as seen in the Twitter post is a hoax.

The problem is, there is still no valid information about the whereabouts of the aircraft until now, despite extensive search efforts.

Due to the difficulty of finding the MH370 flight, the Malaysian government finally decided that the aircraft is lost without a trace.

Source: Twitter

Malaysia Airplane MH370 that disappeared 9 years ago has been found under ocean with no human skeleton. The plane had 239 passengers on board. pic.twitter.com/STPCSPJAXj

— 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐥 𝐌𝐀𝐒𝐇 (@254_icon) May 2, 2023