Malaysia, with 239 people disappears. The Italian on the list: 'I'm in Thailand' the Boeing departed from Kuala Lumpur was headed to Beijing, but might be crashed into the sea. Passenger list shows the name of Luigi Maraldi, but contacted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He had reported stolen passport, probably used by one of the people come on board. Malaysian Minister: ' Terrorism? We are considering all the possibilities '
A Boeing 777-200 of Malaysia Airlines with 239 people on board disappeared in the night while over the sea to the South of Viet Nam, two hours after the departure from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing without having launched no warning before losing contact with the control tower. In the list of passengers released by the Chinese Cctv tv site, is also the name of an Italian, Luigi Maraldi. After a morning of searches, the Foreign Ministry announced that it has been contacted by Maraldi, 37 years, found safe and sound in Thailand. The man also called his parents to reassure them.In recent months, Maraldi had reported stolen his passport on 1 August while in the Asian country. Back in Italy he got a new document in Ravenna, where Meanwhile took up residence, then came back in Thailand. This morning the staff of Commissioner of Cesena went to her parents ' home, but they were the same parents to tell police that the young man had called earlier to say he was fine and was in Thailand. A scenario so it is on the list of persons embarked because someone climbed aboard the aircraft using her passport stolen. Although officially the aircraft is still classified as 'missing', with the passing of hours gradually dwindle the hopes of good news. According to the Vietnamese authorities, the aircraft crashed into the sea a minute before entering national airspace, 300 miles from the island of Tho Chu, between the Gulf of Thailand and the South China Sea. Although the aircraft's signal has not yet been identified, was organized a rescue operation in cooperation between the authorities of Viet Nam, China and Malaysia. According to Chinese media two Beijing's Navy ships are heading towards the area.The plane had departed MH370 41 minutes after midnight, for a flight that would last six hours. On board – in addition to our fellow citizens – there were mainly Chinese (153), 38 12 Indonesians, Malays, but also Australians, Europeans and Americans, as can be seen from the list of passengers. The airline said the pilot was a 53 year with over 18,000 flight hours behind, joined by a first officer on Board of 27 years. But the absence of news for hours – admission that the flight was gone came when the plane would have had to be landed –