Malaysian Airlines

[et22]

Malaysian Airlines flight carrying 239 people went missing between Kuala Lumpur and Beijing.
I feel sorry for the families have to wait for the bad news.

[The Fonz]

They say it was either a terrorist attack or a cargo door blowout.

[AHLUNGOR]

They say it was either a terrorist attack or a cargo door blowout.

Both pilots are very experienced!

And a Boeing 777 don't just disappeared from the radar without even sending out a May Day or SOS signal, it's not looking good at all!

[wilisno]

But really can't think of a motive for terrorist attack on a Malaysian passenger plane !

[Oneonone]

They say it was either a terrorist attack or a cargo door blowout.

Cargo door blow out they would still have time to get a may day call out!

No warning! They had to be at 30 000 Plus feet over the south china sea area so plenty of time to do something if it was something ordinary other than a bomb attach one would think. Lets face it they have back up systems for almost every thing so radio etc safety beacons so something should have been activated.

[doctorspock]

Shot down by North Korea missile test.

[newbie111]

Shot down by North Korea missile test.

Exactly what i said to my friends :)

[bevis90]

You could be spot on

[wilisno]

Shot down by North Korea missile test.
Nah ! It vanished off the radar in the southern end of Vietnam, it's too far off North Korea ! Even if their missiles can travel that far, they wouldn't risk offending several friendly countries, even allies !

[Oneonone]

Its got to be those passengers that had stolen passports other wise why would they be on the plane ? It is just another mystery waiting to be solved!

[et22]

Its got to be those passengers that had stolen passports other wise why would they be on the plane ? It is just another mystery waiting to be solved!

Definitely those two passenger has something to do with the missing plane.
After two days they still haven't located the plane...

[John Motson]

Cargo door blow out they would still have time to get a may day call out!

No warning! They had to be at 30 000 Plus feet over the south china sea area so plenty of time to do something if it was something ordinary other than a bomb attach one would think. Lets face it they have back up systems for almost every thing so radio etc safety beacons so something should have been activated.

Cargo blow outs are rare after several incidents in the 70s/80s that caused the loss of lives. A cargo door blow out would mean they have time to radio a may day call.

[Oneonone]

With all the modern technology these days its amazing its taking so long to find the wreckage!

[Strayer Mate]

meteorite !! .... if only they had Bruce Willis on board.....

[Guymartin420]

I don't think it's an act of terrorism. Terrorism is about invoking terror. It would have been more direct and visual.

My prayers for the families and those who were on board.

[dohdoe]

I don't think it was terrorism.
It just seems like a terrible tradegy.

[ulie8]

It's all a cover up, I'm sure they know where it is especially with today's technology.

Maybe they just don't want to freak people out and with Russia and Ukraine issue coming to and end.

It might be too much for world to take in and then economy might collapse!

[AHLUNGOR]

It's all a cover up, I'm sure they know where it is especially with today's technology.

Maybe they just don't want to freak people out and with Russia and Ukraine issue coming to and end.

It might be too much for world to take in and then economy might collapse!


So, in your opinion, what actually happened ??

Please share

[birch]

I can't believe it could be a coverup - there's like six normally non cooperative countries looking for clues. This mob would never be able to work together to cover up something as transient as a plane crash.

Finding the back story of the two guys who travelled on stolen passports would be the biggest lead they can hope for right now, I suspect.

[mask]

[QUOTE=wilisno;472994]Nah ! It vanished off the radar in the southern end of Vietnam, it's too far off North Korea !

Bermuda Triangle???

[aussiegaigin]

Nah ! It vanished off the radar in the southern end of Vietnam, it's too far off North Korea ! Even if their missiles can travel that far, they wouldn't risk offending several friendly countries, even allies !

North Korea has allies? Apart from China.

What other countries are "friendly" with them?

[ulie8]

I can't believe it could be a coverup - there's like six normally non cooperative countries looking for clues. This mob would never be able to work together to cover up something as transient as a plane crash.

Finding the back story of the two guys who travelled on stolen passports would be the biggest lead they can hope for right now, I suspect.

I find it really hard to believe when we have technology such as neotechnologyfy and able to send solar systems to space to detect the rate of ice melting and we can't even find an airplane .
Something to me isn't right .

[wilisno]

North Korea has allies? Apart from China.

What other countries are "friendly" with them?
All communist countries are comrades ! Vietnam is a communist country too !

[DrFeelGood]

Bermuda Triangle is off the coast of Florida.

My best bet:
North Koreans rocket test gone wrong
Aliens

Terrorism is also possible but no-one has claimed responsibility. Unless it's the 2 people with stolen passports, having a grudge with someone/something. Much like the boston bombings..

[Oneonone]

Planes don't just fall out of the sky and vanish from radar with no trace unless its a catastrophic failure like a missile strike or a bomb.

So I think its a bomb? Time will tell.

[Jg52]

Almost 3 days now and still nothing found

Latest news was 5 passengers checked in but didn't board although their luggage was removed from the plane

[et22]

Almost 3 days now and still nothing found

Latest news was 5 passengers checked in but didn't board although their luggage was removed from the plane

Interesting , but after 3 days 40 ships and 34 aircraft still hasn't find anything!!

[wilisno]

Interesting , but after 3 days 40 ships and 34 aircraft still hasn't find anything!!
The latest news said they've found " something " !

[Azzkikr]

Vietnamese search party says it found an oil slick 2/3km long which coincides to a plane crash, however no traces of the actual plane or bodies have yet been found. There are reports saying that passports of at least 2 passengers have been stolen/missing which suggests foulplay. Nothing confirmed yet tho

[Licker]

Planes don't just fall out of the sky and vanish from radar with no trace unless its a catastrophic failure like a missile strike or a bomb.

So I think its a bomb? Time will tell.

How about the Air France crash 5 years ago, that was due faulty equipment?
It took 5 days for the Brazilian coast guard to find any trace and 2 years to find the black box from the ocean floor.


The final report, released at a news conference on 5 July 2012, stated that the aircraft crashed after temporary inconsistencies between the airspeed measurements—likely due to the aircraft's pitot tubes being obstructed by ice crystals—caused the autopilot to disconnect, after which the crew reacted incorrectly and ultimately led the aircraft to an aerodynamic stall from which they did not recover.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_France_Flight_447

But since this was not an Airbus, I think what happened was they just fly too close to that island depicted in the TV series LOST.

[et22]

The latest news said they've found " something " !

Ohh, yes they spotted two objects.
But Malaysian officials say there is no confirmation they came from the Boeing 777.

[AHLUNGOR]

I don't understand how a jumbo 777 can vanish without a trace ??

We saw in movie that you find someone by his mobile phone, we can see the star from another galaxy! A stolen car can be found by the GPS and remember the movie behind enemy lines, if they can find the pilot's ejected seat, surely there are enough electronic devices or locator or whatever that they can track the plane ??

We are not talking about Star War and the Death Star where a whole planet can be wiped out !!

[Raybo]

I am pretty sure it wasn't an act of terrorism, if it was a group would of already come forward to claim responsibility.

[mask]

todays news on SMH reads
"Missing Malaysia Airlines jet: Passenger with stolen passport 'non-Asian' who looks like Mario Balotelli''

Wasn't the guy who own the passport white?

[Licker]

I don't understand how a jumbo 777 can vanish without a trace ??

We saw in movie that you find someone by his mobile phone, we can see the star from another galaxy! A stolen car can be found by the GPS and remember the movie behind enemy lines, if they can find the pilot's ejected seat, surely there are enough electronic devices or locator or whatever that they can track the plane ??


Well, if all that electronics is 5 km deep, they are pretty much useless (save the black box, damaged beyond repair).
At that dept the pressure will just squeeze them to pulp.
If something is still transmitting the signal won't be strong enough to penetrate that 5000 m of water.

[avancele]

prayers to the family

but seriously
I just can't understand with satellite imaging and things
they are not able to locate the plane?

[shinigami12]

todays news on SMH reads
"Missing Malaysia Airlines jet: Passenger with stolen passport 'non-Asian' who looks like Mario Balotelli''

Wasn't the guy who own the passport white?

had to lol at this one. agreed balotelli looks pretty non-asian imo ahaha

idk what to make of the situation really but sounds pretty suspicious

[dohdoe]

prayers to the family

but seriously
I just can't understand with satellite imaging and things
they are not able to locate the plane?

The ocean is a pretty big place.

It's still a needle in a haystack search

[cocktus]

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/world/missing-flight-mh370-copilot-entertained-melbourne-woman-and-friend-on-a-previous-international-flight/story-fnihsmjt-1226850952131

[icecream]

No disrespect to this missing..

But a plane just does not go missing..

[AHLUNGOR]

They are now investigating the back ground of all the passenger to see if anyone has bought a massive amount of insurance ! Like the first airport movie !!

Do you guys know if all the luggages are going through X-ray scanning before loaded on to the plane ??

The Malaysian military also said they have data showing the plane was turning west and flying at a lower altitude of 11,000 ft just before disappearing off the radar !

For the sake of all the passengers onboard, lets hope the plane was hijacked and landed on an unknown airport somewhere - but they need an airport large enough to land a Boeing 777! and not known to the whole world, that's again almost impossible !

Very sad!

[Oneonone]

No disrespect to this missing..

But a plane just does not go missing..

This one has!

[et22]

They are now investigating the back ground of all the passenger to see if anyone has bought a massive amount of insurance ! Like the first airport movie !!

Do you guys know if all the luggages are going through X-ray scanning before loaded on to the plane ??

The Malaysian military also said they have data showing the plane was turning west and flying at a lower altitude of 11,000 ft just before disappearing off the radar !

For the sake of all the passengers onboard, lets hope the plane was hijacked and landed on an unknown airport somewhere - but they need an airport large enough to land a Boeing 777! and not known to the whole world, that's again almost impossible !

Very sad!


Yes it possible if they landed somewhere, I heard that some of the families try to call and the phone is ringing.

[AHLUNGOR]

As reported by ABC:

What could have happened to the plane?

Malaysian civil aviation chief Azharuddin Abdul Rahman says officials are not ruling out any possibility, including hijacking.

John Goglia, a former board member of the US agency that investigates plane crashes, says the lack of a distress call suggests the plane either experienced an explosive decompression or was destroyed by an explosive device.

"It had to be quick because there was no communication," Mr Goglia said.

Geoffrey Thomas, the editor of airlineratings.com, told 7.30: "There are not very many options here as to what could've happened. It's either a bomb or it's a structural failure."

A source involved in the investigations in Malaysia told Reuters the fact no debris had been found "appears to indicate that the aircraft is likely to have disintegrated at around 35,000 feet".

The source said that if the plane had plunged intact from close to its cruising altitude, breaking up only on impact with the water, search teams would have expected to find a fairly concentrated pattern of debris.

Asked about the possibility of an explosion, such as a bomb, the source said there was no evidence yet of foul play and that the aircraft could have broken up due to mechanical causes.

Jason Middleton, the head of the School of Aviation at the University of New South Wales, spells out the possible causes as follows:

1.Weather and environment – very unlikely, as the weather seemed benign. Space junk or asteroid strike are also very remote possibilities.
2.Pilot error – very unlikely in cruise unless some serious malfunctions occurred (although that was what happened to Air France flight AF447)
3.Technical failures – probably more likely than 1 or 2
4.Illegal interference – probably more likely than 1 or 2

[AHLUNGOR]

As reported by ABC :

How can a modern plane just disappear?
Aviation lawyer and former Inspector General of the US Department of Transportation Mary Schiavo says it is very unusual that a Boeing 777 would just disappear without a hint of what went wrong.

"This is a great plane," she said. "The 777 is very much like the Airbus 340 in that the plane itself gives off information and they're called system status checks and the plane sends this information back to the airline's base all the time.

"It's kind of like the plane taking its own temperature. But here, at least according to reports so far, there was no information. And that's very odd because this is a very sophisticated plane and it has triple redundancies. It doesn't have just one radio or two, it doesn't have one set of wiring, it has lots of redundancies.

"So whatever made it impossible to transmit was a pretty significant event, because otherwise there would be transmissions and of course there was no - or at least according to what we've heard so far - no mayday call. And it doesn't have to be a radio call. There are transponder codes - they call it squawking transponder codes - and you can also put it through a computer system called an ACARS."

[AHLUNGOR]

As reported by CNN:

(CNN) -- A Boeing 777, one of the world's most reliable types of airliners, is missing, and no one knows why. Was it a bomb? Mechanical failure? A hijacking gone awry? Pilots and others in the aviation community are deeply disturbed by the mystery surrounding Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.

It disappeared Saturday en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing over the Gulf of Thailand, somewhere between Malaysia and Vietnam. It's hard to believe that such huge questions remain four days after the Boeing 777-200ER went missing, carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew members.

A revelation Tuesday set off a fresh wave of speculation. Radar tracking detected the plane hundreds of miles off course, traveling in the opposite direction from its original destination, a senior Malaysian Air Force official told CNN. The aircraft had stopped sending identifying transponder codes before it disappeared, the official said.

The new details marked a dramatic twist in the investigation. But some reports have quoted other Malaysian authorities offering conflicting information, with some denying the military official's claim.



What can cause an airplane to disappear?

Search underway for missing Flight 370

Authorities 'puzzled' by missing flight

Search area for missing plane widens The situation is so unprecedented that experts have been careful in speculating about possible explanations.

Here are four scenarios they're talking about, and the related facts:

1. Scenario: Mechanical failure?

Fact: The absence of a debris field suggests the possibility that pilots were forced to ditch the plane and it landed on water without breaking up, finally sinking to the ocean floor.

Analysis: But if that were the case, then why no emergency signal? These planes are able to perform a "miracle on the Hudson" maneuver. They have the ability to glide more than 100 miles and belly land on the water with both engines out, says former 777 pilot Keith Wolzinger, now a civil aviation consultant with The Spectrum Group. During the time it would take for a plane to glide 100 miles, it seems likely that pilots would be able to send an SOS.

Fact: Air traffic controllers in Subang, outside Kuala Lumpur, lost contact with the plane over the sea between Malaysia and Vietnam. A senior Malaysian Air Force official said Tuesday that radar tracking detected the flight an hour and 10 minutes later over the very small island of Pulau Perak, in the Strait of Malacca. This is hundreds of miles off course, traveling in the opposite direction from its original destination. Other Malaysian authorities have reportedly denied the military official's claim.

Analysis: If the plane did indeed change course and fly for more than an hour, an electrical problem on the plane could explain that, some experts say.

"Perhaps there was a power problem, and then there's a backup power system. That backup power system is designed to last about an hour. It's natural for the pilot, in my view, to return to where he knows, the airports and a region he knows," said Kit Darby, an aviation consultant and former United Airlines captain. "So turning around makes sense, and about an hour later, the airplane could become unflyable."

Fact: The missing plane had suffered a clipped wing tip in the past, but Boeing repaired it, and the jet was safe to fly, said Malaysia Airlines CEO Ahmad Jauhari Yahya on Sunday.

Analysis: "Anytime there's been previous damage to an airplane, even though it's been repaired, and repaired within standards ... it kind of sends a warning flag," says Wolzinger. Experts agree the Boeing 777 is one of the world's most reliable aircraft. During its development it was subject to some of the most rigorous testing in commercial aviation history. "I've been talking with colleagues," Wolzinger says. "We're all baffled by this." The 777 boasts some of the most powerful and well-tested engines in the world, he says. "The reliability of airliner engines in general is impeccable these days," he says. "This is a safe plane."

Looking for a needle in a haystack

2. Scenario: Hijacking?

Fact: Before it disappeared, radar data indicated the plane may have turned around to head back to Kuala Lumpur. Is that a clue that a hijacker had ordered the plane to change course?

Analysis: So far, there have been no reports that the flight crew sent any signals that a hijacking had occurred.

Some experts say that could have been deliberate. Others say a mechanical failure could have been what stopped the pilots from reporting a problem.

Fact: The plane had stopped sending identifying transponder codes before it disappeared.

Analysis: "Given that this airplane has so many redundant electrical systems on it, my first reaction would be that somebody...purposely turned it off," said John Goglia, a former U.S. National Transportation Safety Board member. "A pilot would not do that. Somebody that didn't want to be seen very well would do that."

John Ransom, a retired commercial pilot and safety consultant, said the situation sounds fishy.

"This was a fairly modern airplane with a bunch of capability to communicate with the outside world. A lot of data transmissions from the airplane," he said. "For them to all stop at the same time would take the work of somebody who has actually studied the systems in some detail to know how to turn off all of the systems at the same time."

Turning off a transponder is a "deliberate process," said Peter Goelz, a former NTSB managing director.

"If someone did that in the cockpit," he said, "they were doing it to disguise the route of the plane."

Was someone unauthorized inside the cockpit, ordering the transponders to be turned off and the plane to be turned around? Or, he said, "Did one of the pilots do it themselves?"

3. Scenario: Pilot error

Fact: So far, there are no known indications that pilot error contributed to the aircraft going missing.

Analysis: Some aviation experts have compared Flight 370 to the crash of Air France Flight 447 in 2009. All 228 passengers and crew died when the plane went down in a storm in the Atlantic en route from Brazil to Paris. After an expensive, nearly two-year search across the deep ocean floor, the twin-engine Airbus A330's wreckage was finally found and the voice and data recorders recovered. A French investigation blamed flight crew for failing to understand "they were in a stall situation and therefore never undertook any recovery maneuvers." But unlike Flight 447, weather was reported as good along Flight 370's scheduled route and didn't appear to present a threat.

Asiana Airlines Flight 217 -- a Boeing 777 -- fell short during a runway approach last July at San Francisco International Airport. Three people were killed and more than 180 others hurt. National Transportation Safety Board investigators have focused on pilot reliance on automated flight systems as a possible contributor to the crash, but a final report has not yet been released.

4. Scenario: Terrorist attack?

Fact: Two stolen passports have been linked to people who held tickets for the flight. Interpol identified the men using the stolen passports as Pouri Nourmohammadi, 18, and Delavar Seyed Mohammad Reza, 29, both Iranians. Malaysian police believe Nourmohammadi was trying to emigrate to Germany using the stolen Austrian passport.

Analysis: Malaysian investigators say there's no evidence to suggest either person traveling with a stolen passport was connected to any terrorist organizations. Interpol has a similar take. "The more information we get, the more we're inclined to conclude that it was not a terrorist incident," Interpol Secretary General Ronald Noble said.

But some experts have questioned whether the use of the stolen passports suggests problems with the security screening for the flight.

And CIA Director John Brennan said his agency is not yet willing to discount the possibility of a terror link in what he called a "very disturbing" mystery. "No, we're not ruling it out. Not at all," he said Tuesday.

Fact: No one has claimed credit for any terrorist act tied with the plane's disappearance.

Analysis: But terrorism still can't be ruled out, said Shawn Henry, former executive assistant director of the FBI. "There might be another reason for them not coming forward at this point," he said. "If it was a terrorist incident...if this was part of a much larger or broader potential act, and for whatever reason, they wouldn't come forward at this point, but at a later time."

Fact: So far, no debris field of plane wreckage has been linked to the 777, which would indicate a bomb blast.

Analysis: When Robert Francis, former vice chairman of the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board, heard about the missing plane, his immediate thought was: "For some reason the aircraft blew up and there was no signal, there was nothing." The fact that the plane disappeared from radar without warning indicated to Francis "there was something unprecedented that hasn't happened before."

What about satellite technology? Is it possible that data from orbiting satellites might show a flash or infrared heat signature from an explosion? Very unlikely, says satellite expert Brian Weeden, who spent years tracking space junk in orbit for the U.S. Air Force. Dozens of government and private satellites orbit the earth, looking down from distances from 300 kilometers to 1,500 kilometers (185 to 930 miles). It's a long shot that one of them coincidentally floated over at the exact right time and location to capture a flash from an explosion.

However, there's an "off chance," Weeden says, that a super-secret U.S. government satellite orbiting 22,000 miles in space might have grabbed evidence. These satellites are in geosynchronous orbit. As a group, they can observe virtually the entire globe. "We know that their mission is to detect ballistic missile launches via heat," says Weeden, now a technical adviser for Secure World Foundation. "We don't know if they're sensitive enough to track something like a bomb blast, even if that's what happened."

Then there's another unanswerable question: Would the government hesitate to release such an image for fear of revealing the satellite system's ultraclassified capability?

[birch]

This incident would be a whole lot less confusing if the Malaysian government would authorise just one or two people to speak to the media. It seems any military mug with stars on his chest wants to put his theory or half/ truth to camera before anyone has had a chance to verify it.

The gullible media assume, because he a general ( or whatever) he must be right, when he may well be just speculating.

[Jg52]

The media is too quick to jump on reports. Today it was everywhere that military radar showed the plane was way off course

Then later today the military spokesman denied stating this!

[Oneonone]

The media is too quick to jump on reports. Today it was everywhere that military radar showed the plane was way off course

Then later today the military spokesman denied stating this!

What I cant understand is how come none of the emergency beacons have activated the ones in the black boxes activate automatically?

[et22]

Tonight on 7 at 8.30pm there a special news, they examine all the evidence in an attempt to unravel this ongoing mystery.
I think I will watch it.

[Licker]

What I cant understand is how come none of the emergency beacons have activated the ones in the black boxes activate automatically?

Most likely they have activated.
But... depending on where the plane crashed, there is anywhere between 100 meters to 5 km (if on south china sea) water.
From 100 m the signal will be very week (you have to be right on top of it), from 5 km it will never be found (and even if found, the box will never be retrieved).

[Jg52]

What I cant understand is how come none of the emergency beacons have activated the ones in the black boxes activate automatically?

The black box does send out a signal but it is very weak so you have to be within the area to pick up its signal

[MagicToad]

It's a very sad thought, but someone mentioned to me that it could have been
blown up by the Chinese government to bring about their own 9/11 so to speak. If so,
The Chinese government can now go after anyone they want and anywhere, right?

[scrawley]

Not sure what you're suggesting exactly but I do think theres a good chance the uyghur are responsible for this. A hikacking perhaps or some sort of terrorist plot.

[Jg52]

Another day and still nothing

For those who are very interested in this see the following page. Apparently industry experts and pilots post here so it gets quite technical at times

http://www.pprune.org/rumours-news/535538-malaysian-airlines-mh370-contact-lost-158.html

[AHLUNGOR]

Another day and still nothing

For those who are very interested in this see the following page. Apparently industry experts and pilots post here so it gets quite technical at times

http://www.pprune.org/rumours-news/535538-malaysian-airlines-mh370-contact-lost-158.html

No need to look at anything else!

According to Magic Toad, the Chinese did it !!

[pepefirstlove]

We need more coconuts for 'Bomoh' so the wait could be sooner in finding the missing plane.

[Jg52]

Its been a week now and still nothing concrete

I wouldn't say I am obsessed with this story but I do find myself waking up each day and checking the news first thing hoping something is found.

[AHLUNGOR]

Its been a week now and still nothing concrete

I wouldn't say I am obsessed with this story but I do find myself waking up each day and checking the news first thing hoping something is found.


The Americans are now helping to search the Indian Ocean !!

The Captain is a Muslim, and if he was heading west - on his own will or under hijacking..............., and all the beacon signals onboard seemed to be manually turned off..............??

:question:

[Oneonone]

They have decided it was a hijacking so now we await the report when they finally find the aircraft lets hope its soon for all concerned!

[cisco]

Al qaeda behind it n support malaysian islamic , the mastermind of this is the same guy who did 9/11

[cisco]

1 nuclear weapon from china will be soon land in afganistan . Hell yeah ... World war 3 ? Yeah ...

[Oneonone]

The ocean is a pretty big place.

It's still a needle in a haystack search

Its also very deep in places, I don't think they have any idea where to look!

[Oneonone]

Its been a long time since this plane went missing, I feel sorry for the relatives of the people on board it must be hard not knowing what has happened.

I hope they find the plane soon as the cost to the community, Australia in particular is unbelievable!

[paulgallen]

Is there any point in spending so much money searching for it ? If terrorist attack surely a group would own up by now ?

Taken by UFO ? Crossed into some bermuda triangle ? Or hit some wormhole amd transported to another time ? Lol

[cisco]

Its conspiracy , type on google malaysian airlines maldives conspiracy , bit make sense

[paulgallen]

The theory that US government hijacked the plane because they want to kill some executives from Huawei because they were a threat by selling telco equipments in US that could record all the information and send to the chinese government for spying purpose. Lol so funny

[icecool]

The Real Reason Why Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 Disappeared. This is what the mass media are not telling you about
It have something to do Freescale Semiconductor patent . billionaire Jacob Rothschild or the US want to take out 4 chinese shareholders to take full control of the
Freescale Semiconductor patent worth billions of dollars

Check this http://humansarefree.com/2014/03/with-disappearance-of-malaysian.html