Millions inspect satellite images


Extra pair of eyes: Dr Vu sifting through the images provided by DigitalGlobe.

PETALING JAYA: Millions of netizens worldwide are looking through satellite-captured images of the Gulf of Thailand to try and locate missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.

Covering over 24,000 sq km of sea, the images provided by US-based satellite imagery company DigitalGlobe have drawn some two million people so far to find objects on its public map site Tomnod (www.tomnod.com).

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