Image courtesy CBC. Canada's CBC reports, July 29-30, 2015. A 2 meter piece of wreckage was found on Wednesday-Thursday, July 29-30, washed up in the town of Saint-André on the northeast coast of the French island of Reunion. It may be part of a wing of a Boeing 777 jet, the same kind of plane as MH370, but this is not confirmed. Réunion (French: La Réunion) is a French island
with a population of 845,000 inhabitants located in
the Indian Ocean, east of Madagascar.
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Reunion island - capital is Saint-Denis in center of map.
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Water's edge by town of Saint-Andre (above) northeast Reunion island. (Map courtesy Agence France Press (AFP))
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Police (gendarmes) carrying two meter piece of an aircraft - possibly from MH370. (Photo courtesy UK Telegraph)
Please connect this with earlier Submarine Matters articles on the MH370 search:
Pete
Chinese Fleet Searching for MH370 March 31, 2014
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MH370: Australia building relations with China March 28, 2014
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Chinese Satellite Gaofen-1 Possible Sighting of MH370 Debris March 23, 2014
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MH370? Aircraft Checking Pieces of Debris in Indian Ocean March 20,
2014
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