A map showing a close up of the area being searched for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 off the coast of Western Australia, March 24, 2014. - Map taken from the website of the ABC News
PETALING JAYA: The hunt for debris from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 off the coast of Western Australia shifted north on Monday, as Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss said Australia was "clutching at whatever little piece of information that comes along" in the search for the missing plane, according to an ABC News report.
The shift to an area some 850km north of the weekend's search zone came after French satellites spotted "floating debris" in the ocean.
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