The greatest plane crash mystery, ready to be clearly

Two fragments of the plane discovered in South Africa and Mauritius come "almost certainly" the Boeing 777 that perform flight MH370 company Malaysia Airlines and missing in two years ago, announced on Thursday the Australian authorities, cited by AFP, according to Agerpres.

Australian Bureau responsible for transport security (ATSB) conducted expertise of the two fragments found at Mossel Bay in South Africa, namely on the island of Rodrigues, the composition of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean.

Authorities announced in March that two other fragments discovered in Mozambique are almost certainly from the flight MH370.

By that time, the only clue about the fate Boeing 777's wing fragment was found in July on the island of Réunion and which, according to the Malaysian authorities and the French justice, belonged to the missing plane.
Australia coordinate search operations in the southern Indian Ocean plane disappeared on March 8, 2014 shortly after taking off from Kuala Lumpur bound for Beijing, with 239 people on board.
Place and circumstances of the disappearances remain a mystery.
Australia, Malaysia and China - three of the four states that have lost many more citizens into extinction - agreed to halt, if not discovered any indication, the operations after they have covered all 120,000 square kilometers area search which will likely happen in June or July.