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Monday, May 23, 2016

DAY 05 MISSING EGYPTAIR FLIGHT 804.

-MISSING FLIGHT MS-804-A320-232 FROM PARIS TO EGYPT-TERROR SUSPECTED DOWNING.

UPDATE-MAY 23,2016-08:43AM
TO DISTRACT THE PEOPLE FROM THE TERRORIST BROUGHT DOWN EGYPTAIR FLIGHT MS804. A FRENCH NEWSPAPER SAYS THAT THE PLANE SAW A UFO WITH FLASHING GREEN LIGHTS. JUST BEFORE IT FELL INTO THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA. BUT HERES THE WITNESS I BELIEVE. A GREEK SHIP ON THE MORNING THE 804 WENT DOWN. SAID THEY SAW AN EXPLOSION IN THE SKY. I BELIEVE THE GREEK SHIP. NOT NO STUPID TURKISH PILOTS THAT BELIEVE UFOS BROUGHT THE 804 DOWN. THE CONSPIRACY-END OF THE WORLD NUTJOBS ARE HARD AT IT AGAIN.

The crew of a Greek merchant ship said they saw what resembled “an explosion that lit up the sky” some 130 miles south of the island of Karpathos in the Aegean Sea, according to the Greek navy, which said it was investigating the report.

TURKISH PILOTS CLAIM UFO WITH GREEN LIGHTS BROUGHT FLIGHT 804 DOWN
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/egyptair-804-pilots-saw-ufo-8030342
Two Turkish Airlines pilots claim a UFO with green lights passed over their plane shortly before the downing of EgyptAir flight nearby.The unidentified object was reportedly seen by the pilots who were flying from Bodrum to Istanbul last Thursday night.The pilots claim they saw it close to Istanbul’s Silivri district when the plane was at about 17,000-ft at 11.30pm.Just one hour later, the EgyptAir plane came down in the Mediterranean between Turkey and Egypt.As reported by hurriyetdailynews.com, the Turkish Airlines pilots told Air Traffic Control at Istanbul: "An unidentified object with green lights passed 2 to 3,000 feet above us.

Egypt sends robot submarine to help plane crash search-[Reuters]-By Ahmed Aboulenein and Amina Ismail-Reuters-May 22, 2016-yahoonews

CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt has sent a robot submarine to join the hunt for an EgyptAir plane which crashed in some of the deepest waters of the Mediterranean Sea with 66 people on board, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said on Sunday.Ships and planes scouring the sea north of Alexandria have found body parts, personal belongings and debris from the Airbus 320, but are still trying to locate the black box recorders that could shed light on the cause of Thursday's crash.Sisi said that underwater equipment from Egypt's offshore oil industry was being brought in to help the search."They have a submarine that can reach 3,000 meters under water," he said in a televised speech. "It moved today in the direction of the plane crash site because we are working hard to salvage the black boxes."An oil ministry source said Sisi was referring to a robot submarine used mostly to maintain offshore oil rigs. It was not clear whether the vessel would be able to help locate the black boxes, or would be used in later stages of the operation.Air crash investigation experts say the search teams have around 30 days to listen for pings sent out once every second from beacons attached to the two black boxes. At this stage of the search they would typically use acoustic hydrophones, bringing in more advanced robots later to scan the seabed and retrieve any objects once they have been found.EgyptAir flight 804 from Paris to Cairo vanished off radar screens early on Thursday as it entered Egyptian airspace over the Mediterranean. The 10 crew and 56 passengers included 30 Egyptian and 15 French nationals.French investigators say that the plane sent a series of warnings indicating that smoke had been detected on board shortly before it disappeared.The signals did not indicate what caused the smoke or fire, and aviation experts have not ruled out either deliberate sabotage or a technical fault, but they offered early clues as to what unfolded in the moments before the crash."Until now all scenarios are possible," Sisi said in his first public remarks on the crash. "So please, it is very important that we do not talk and say there is a specific scenario."The crash was the third blow since October to hit Egypt's travel industry, still reeling from political unrest following the 2011 uprising that ousted Hosni Mubarak.A suspected Islamic State bombing brought down a Russian airliner after it took off from Sharm al-Sheikh airport in late October, killing all 224 people on board, and an EgyptAir plane was hijacked in March by a man wearing a fake suicide belt.Islamic State claimed responsibility for the Sharm al-Sheikh bombing within hours but a purported statement from the group's spokesman Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, distributed on Saturday, made no mention of the crash.-ANGUISH OF RELATIVES-EgyptAir has told relatives of the victims that recovering and identifying bodies from the sea could take weeks, adding to the pain and uncertainty of grieving families.Samar Ezzedine, 27 years old and newly wed, was one of the cabin crew on flight 804. Her mother Amal has sat in the lobby of a hotel overlooking Cairo Airport, still waiting for her daughter to come back."She is missing, who hosts a funeral for a missing person?" she murmured.Samar's aunt, Mona, said Amal was reluctant to go home or even move away from the hotel door. "She doesn’t want to believe it ... I told her to switch off her phone, but she said: What if Samar calls?"An EgyptAir union appealed to Sisi to allow death certificates to be issued for the victims, to avoid the usual five-year delay in the case of missing people which leaves relatives in a legal limbo, including over pensions.In his speech on Sunday, Sisi said the investigation would not be over quickly, but promised it would be transparent."This could take a long time but no one can hide these things. As soon as the results are out, people will be informed," he told ministers and parliamentarians in the port city of Damietta.The October crash devastated Egyptian tourism, a main source of foreign exchange for a country of 80 million people.Tourism revenue in the first three months of the year plunged by two thirds to $500 million from a year earlier, and the latest incident could crush hopes for a swift recovery.Tourism Minister Yehia Rashed said Egypt faced a huge challenge winning back visitors. "The efforts that we need to put are maybe 10 times what we planned to put in place but we need to focus on our ability to drive business back to Egypt to change the image of Egypt," he told Reuters."What we need to understand is this is an incident that could have taken place anywhere. Aviation incidents happen, unfortunately."(Additional reporting by Lin Noueihed, Abdelnasser Aboelfadl and Eric Knecht in Cairo, Tim Hepher in Paris; Writing by Dominic Evans; Editing by Tom Heneghan and Jane Merriman)

Tentative return dates announced for fire evacuees, and area gets a little rain-[The Canadian Press]-May 21, 2016-yahoonews

EDMONTON - Fort McMurray residents got some good news this weekend as their municipality announced a timeline for them to return to their neighbourhoods, and the area also received a little bit of rain.The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, which includes Fort McMurray, released a neigbourhood-by-neighbourhood schedule for the phased re-entry of wildfire evacuees to the northern Alberta city.Residents of the Lower Townsite, Anzac, Fort McMurray 468 First Nation and Gregoire Lake Estates will be the first residents to return on June 1 and other neighbourhoods will follow until June 4.The province said there were "trace amounts" of rain in the area on Saturday and that the weather was good for making headway in fighting the fire.Cooler temperatures and higher humidity over the last couple of days have helped firefighters contain the massive blaze to about 5,000 square kilometres, and evacuation orders were lifted for major oilsands operators north of the city late Friday.The municipality issued a news release that says the return dates are tentative, and the phased re-entry is for safety and will ensure people have access to important services."The RMWB will be working hard over the next days and weeks to restore services to our residents," the release states."We look forward to welcoming you back and appreciate your resilience and patience."The province had announced earlier this week that June 1 would be the tentative date for residents to begin to return to Fort McMurray. It said at the time that the date depended on wildfire conditions not impeding restoration efforts, and that remained the case on Saturday.A tweet from the province on Saturday said workers returning to oilsands sites were permitted to head north on Highway 63, which passes through Fort McMurray, but there would be no access to the city and that there was nowhere to fuel up past Wandering River, about 200 kilometres south of the city.Environment Canada said further rainfall was possible Sunday-The province plans to bring in an extra 1,000 firefighters over the next two weeks, adding to 1,100 already on the ground, Alberta senior wildfire manager Chad Morrison said Friday.Many will come from a pool of Alberta crews who had been spelled off earlier in the month. The rest will come from other jurisdictions.

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