Sydney: The debris of the missing Malaysian airliner are said to have sighted in the southern Indian ocean near Australia. They have recently revealed the corresponding images provided by the artificial satellites. These debris are assumed to be about 2500 km. southwest from the southern Australian city Perth.
For the current search operations Australia has sent two air-crafts while Newzealand and America one each. But the prevailing bad weather around the spotted region prevented them to go ahead with the search operations. The authorities of the Australian navy said that the search operations will be resumed on Friday.
Meanwhile, it is reported that India has sent two airplanes (Super Hercules Helicopters) to boost the ongoing search operations. This was on the basis of the request made by the Malaysian Government. Last day Malaysian Prime Minister had a telephonic conversation with his Indian counterpart.

Video on the debris of the missing Malaysian Airliner