Missing plane highlights Phuket's stolen passport trade

WAtoday Western Australia ^ | March 9 2014 | Lindsay Murdoch

[Dr. Ursus]

He was coming up next on Fox. I changed the channel immediately.

[ronnie raygun]

Puke-et need I say more

[texas booster]

Latest news from Vietnam on passports: A European security official said it wasn’t uncommon for passengers to board flights using stolen passports. In addition, Beijing has emerged as a bustling transit hub in recent years, providing connecting flights to Europe and elsewhere from other parts of Asia, buoyed in part by a 72-hour visa-on-arrival program.

[Figment]

He is an expert in covering up airliner disasters.

He was an expert at covering up period

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Latest info from Vietnam on the search:

A Vietnamese search aircraft located fragments Sunday floating in waters off southern Vietnam that are suspected of coming from a Malaysia Airlines jetliner that went missing a day earlier with 239 people on board.

The fragments were believed to be a composite inner door and a piece of the tail, Vietnam’s ministry of information and communication said in a posting on its website. They were located about 50 miles south-southwest of Tho Chu island.

Officials released photograph of one fragment floating in the water. Malaysia Airlines said it had received no confirmation regarding the suspected debris.

[Dr. Ursus]

Thanks.

[bjorn14]

Stolen? Yeah, sure but most likely sold by the holder. Lots of Western men living the free and easy life with little money find quick cash by selling their passports.