Authorities studying metal fragment to determine if it is from Long March rocket


KUCHING: Investigations are ongoing to determine whether a metal fragment found in Batu Niah, near Miri, is from the crashed Chinese Long March 5B rocket.

Miri OCPD Asst Comm Alexson Naga Chabu said a Batu Niah resident lodged a report after discovering the fragment at 5.30pm on Sunday (July 31).

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