Liow: DCA to contact Thai authorities over ‘wreckage’


LANGKAWI: The suspected “plane wreckage” found of the coast of southern Thailand is not confirmed to be from MH370, says Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai (pic).

“It is still speculation right now,” the Transport Minister told The Star at the Langkawi International Airport, referring to news reports on the purported wreckage.

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