BUTTERWORTH: There was a "different sound" coming from the Hawk 108 jet fighter before it crashed at the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) base here, says an eyewitness.
"We have been staying here for a long time and we know the type of sounds coming from an aircraft. This time, it sounded different from the usual," said 44-year-old Mastura Mohd Noordin.
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