BREAKING – Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Floating Object Spotted By Chinese Satellite

Another possible sighting of debris from missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 has been located in the Indian Ocean on the southern search corridor by Chinese satellite. Speaking for the first time this morning at a daily news briefing in Sepang, Malaysia’s transport Minister, Hishamuddin Hussein, told reporters of the finding after being handed a note during the conference and stated that China would be making an announcement later. "Chinese ships have been dispatched to the area. Beijing is expected to make an announcement in a few hours," Hussein told press. China’s embassy in Kuala Lumpur advised Malaysian authorities of the sighting late on Saturday and ships and planes from the country were heading towards the area. Chinese state television, CCTV News, posted this picture on Twitter of a satellite image that it said showed the object in question.

  China’s SASTIND has detected suspected a floating object 22m-long and 13m-wide in southern Indian Ocean.#MH370 pic.twitter.com/ngy1Wo12YL — CCTVNEWS (@cctvnews) March 22, 2014

  The minister also explained that final transcript revealed yesterday by The Telegraph “is not accurate” and do not indicate anything abnormal. Meanwhile the hunt continues for objects that could be from the missing Malaysia Airlines plane has entered its third day in the southern Indian Ocean, south west of Perth in western Australia. More as this story develops.