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    OB is a tsikot urban legend.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Walter View Post
    OB is a tsikot urban legend.
    ^ like the mh370, ob also lost contact and vanished here or banished/exiled so they say...

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    Di naman bago ang pagtatakip ng Airlines ng mga facts sa ganitong insidente, marami nang Airlines na nagsara or nawalan ng lisensya maghatid sa isang bansa dahil sa mga aksidente.

    I think ang imbestigasyon eh dapat gawin at pamunuan ng ibang ahensya at hindi yung may stake dito.

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    Philippine tourist arrivals was 4.7 million in 2013.


    Foreign tourist arrival to Malaysia not affected by MH370 incident

    MARCH 11, 2014

    KUALA LUMPUR, March 11 — Foreign tourist arrival to Malaysia including from China has not been affected by the missing MH370 flight incident.

    A random survey by Bernama following the incident, found that business at most tour and travel agencies around the city was brisk as usual.

    Malaysian Association of Tour & Travel Agents (Matta) president Hamzah Rahmat said feedback from association members showed no record of flight reservation cancellations by both inbound and outbound tourists.

    “But we will observe and provide updates on any cancellation. Everything is normal so far,” he told Bernama.

    Hwajing Travel and Tours Sdn Bhd assistant manager Mai Lim said the agency continued to receive flight reservation requests particularly from China.

    “The latest we received was today, for a flight from Beijing to Malaysia tomorrow (March 12),” she said.

    AAM Travel Sdn Bhd marketing executive Shahira Johari told Bernama that none of their customers called to cancel their bookings.

    “All prior reservations remain intact. In fact, this March 28-31, a group of 31 people will be going to Guangzhou, China on holiday,” she said.

    MJ Travel Sdn Bhd reservations staff Emily Chia Lee Hooi said the company had also not received any cancellation requests.

    “So far, no one has cancelled their reservations or our tour guide services,” she said.

    Meanwhile, Directlink Travel and Tour Sdn Bhd manager Dickie Leow said only five tourists from Beijing cancelled their April flight reservations to Malaysia following the incident.

    “Reservations are also at a slow pace, but it is probably because holidaymakers are anticipating the Matta Fair 2014 on March 14-16 to get better deals,” he said.

    On the Matta fair, Hamzah said preparations were being finalised.

    “Tour operators from China will take up 10 of the booths at the fair,” he disclosed.

    Twenty eight million visitors are targeted for ‘Visit Malaysia 2014’, which would potentially generate a revenue of RM76 billion for the country. — Bernama
    - See more at: Foreign tourist arrival to Malaysia not affected by MH370 incident | Travel | The Malay Mail Online

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    Is there a possibility that MH370 never really took off? And MAS and/or the Malaysian gov't are covering this up? Cellphones of passengers ring when called. This can't happen if the airplane crashed in the sea, walang signal dun.
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    It must have crashed within range of cell towers...most probaly over or near land. Suprised why they haven't tried locating those phones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by boybi View Post
    Is there a possibility that MH370 never really took off? And MAS and/or the Malaysian gov't are covering this up? Cellphones of passengers ring when called. This can't happen if the airplane crashed in the sea, walang signal dun.
    Diba pwede naman mag ring ang phone baka diverted sa ibang number like i used to do pag may flight ako naka divert sa ibang number phone ko like relatives or secretary incase may important calls

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    Quote Originally Posted by NightRock View Post
    Diba pwede naman mag ring ang phone baka diverted sa ibang number like i used to do pag may flight ako naka divert sa ibang number phone ko like relatives or secretary incase may important calls
    Several days ng tinatawagan yung mga phones ng mga passengers, dapat meron ng sumagot if diverted.


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    one of the missing pilots was trained at PAL aviation school in the early 80's.

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    Tulong tayo sa paghahanap

    ----> Tomnod

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    ^"I think the plane is still in the air or has crashed into the sea."
    Quack.

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    Quote Originally Posted by falken View Post
    ^"I think the plane is still in the air or has crashed into the sea."
    Quack.

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    buko at matsing......

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    The Malaysian gov't should get it's act together. The different agencies overseeing the search has been issuing contradicting statements leading to further confusion. It's like letting a headless chicken lead a wild goose chase.

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    Quote Originally Posted by falken View Post
    The Malaysian gov't should get it's act together. The different agencies overseeing the search has been issuing contradicting statements leading to further confusion. It's like letting a headless chicken lead a wild goose chase.

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    Be that it may, I don't think our government could've handled the matter any better. If there's the tiniest bit of reason to not be upset, be glad it didn't happen under our watch.

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    Boom! Yun lang.

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    Kaya puro kuryente ang mga news, everybody is desperate to know what happened to MH370 and where is it now.


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    Missing MH370: Bomoh uses 'magic carpet' to find Boeing

    http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Natio...o-find-Boeing/
    Last edited by Walter; March 13th, 2014 at 10:31 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Walter View Post
    Missing MH370: Bomoh uses 'magic carpet' to find Boeing

    Missing MH370: Bomoh uses 'magic carpet' to find Boeing - Nation | The Star Online
    my malaysian colleague in front of me right now is very disgusted and disturbed with this report

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gumusut_Amige View Post
    my malaysian colleague in front of me right now is very disgusted and disturbed with this report
    He is a national embarassment for them according to my Malaysian friend.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gumusut_Amige View Post
    my malaysian colleague in front of me right now is very disgusted and disturbed with this report
    Reminds me of Wilde Almeda...

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