马方宣布失联客机坠毁南印度洋.

　　去年，马来西亚总理纳吉布3月24日晚在吉隆坡宣布，根据英国空难调查处的通报，马来西亚航空公司MH370航班已落入印度洋南部海域。详细请看下面的双语新闻：

　　KUALA LUMPUR, March 24 (Xinhua) -- New analysis of satellite data suggested that missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 had crashed in the southern Indian Ocean, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said on Monday.

　　Najib released the sad news at a hastily-convened press conference in Kuala Lumpur, capital of Malaysia.

　　The prime minister said the UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch and Inmarsat, the UK company that provided the satellite data, have concluded that "the missing jetliner flew along the southern corridor," and its last position was in the middle of the Indian Ocean, west of Perth, Australia.

　　He also said the type of analysis used to investigate the mystery of the jetliner has never been used bore.

　　"This is a remote location, far from any possible landing sites," said Najib, adding that more details will be announced at a press briing Tuesday morning.

　　The families of those aboard were also called into a meeting to hear the news.

　　In a text message sent to the families bore Najib announced the news, Malaysia Airlines said "MH370 has been lost and none of those on board survived."

　　Screaming and crying were coming from a room in a Beijing hotel where families of the passengers onboard gathered and a significant number of stretchers were rushed to them.

　　Search for the missing jet continued on Monday in the vast Indian Ocean.

　　Both Chinese and Australian planes spotted some suspicious objects in the southern Indian Ocean in search for the missing plane, but whether the objects were related to the missing jet had not been confirmed.

　　The crew aboard a Chinese IL-76 plane saw two relatively big floating objects with many small white ones scattered within a radius of several kilometers.

　　The searchers then relayed the information to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA), asking the Australian side to send other planes to the area of interest for further examination while making their way back to the air base.

　　However, a U.S. P-8 aircraft was unable to locate the suspicious objects that the Chinese planes have spotted, AMSA said in a tweet.

　　Later on Monday, an Australian aircraft spotted two objects in the ocean, different from those found by a Chinese plane earlier, and they can be retrieved within hours or around early Tuesday at the latest.

　　"The crew on board the P-3 Orion reported seeing two objects, the first a grey or green circular object and the second an orange rectangular object," Prime Minister Tony Abbott told the parliament on Monday.

　　Abbott said Australia did not know whether any of these objects in the southern Indian Ocean were from the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370. "They could be flotsam," he said.

　　A total of 10 aircraft joined Monday's search for MH370 whose whereabouts has remained unknown since it vanished on March 8 on its way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, carrying 239 people.

　　The search has zeroed in on two areas of 59,000 square km to 68,500 square km respectively.

　　Meanwhile, the U.S. Pacific Command has ordered the Pacific Fleet to move a black box locator into the region, according to a U.S. Navy statement released on Sunday.

　　In the statement, the U.S. Navy stressed that the deployment of the locator, namely the Towed Pinger Locator 25 (TPL-25), was only a "precautionary measure in case a debris field is located."

　　The French Foreign Ministry also said on Sunday that France will mobilize further satellite means to help find the missing MH370 after its satellite images showed "floating debris" in the southern Indian Ocean.

　　The announcement reduced some mystery shrouded around the missing plane but the exact location of the plane requires further search.

　　ABOARD IL-76 AIRCRAFT/CANBERRA, March 24 (Xinhua) -- The crew aboard a Chinese IL-76 plane spotted some suspicious objects in the southern Indian Ocean on Monday in search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 off Australia.

　　The crew has reported the coordinates -- 95.1113 degrees east longitude and 42.5453 south altitude -- to the Australian command center as well as Chinese icebreaker Xuelong, which was also part of the search mission and has already changed its course toward the latest sighting.

　　新闻简讯：

　　马来西亚总理纳吉布24日晚在吉隆坡宣布，根据英国空难调查处的通报，马来西亚航空公司MH370航班已落入印度洋南部海域。

　　纳吉布在当晚22时(北京时间24日22时)临时召开的新闻发布会上说，他当晚得到英国空难调查处代表的通报。通报说，国际海事卫星组织对其搜集的卫星数据进行了进一步计算，“借助先前从未在这类调查中应用的一种分析手段，他们得以进一步揭示MH370航班的飞行轨迹”。

　　纳吉布说：“根据他们新的分析，国际海事卫星组织和空难调查处得出结论，MH370航班沿着南部走廊飞行，其最后的位置是在印度洋中央，(澳大利亚城市)珀斯以西。”

　　“这是一个偏僻的位置，远离任何可能的降落地点。因此，带着深深的悲伤和惋惜，我必须通知你们，根据最新数据，MH370航班在印度洋南部终结，”纳吉布说。

　　他说，马方将于25日另行举行新闻发布会，公开更多细节。

　　纳吉布说，马来西亚航空稍早前已将这一最新进展通报给航班乘客和机组人员的家属。

　　在这场发布会前，马来西亚航空公司给失联客机上人员的家属发去声明，称对卫星数据的最新分析显示失联客机已“坠入”南印度洋。“我们不得不排除一切合理怀疑，推定已经失去了MH370航班，机上无人生还。”

　　马航在稍后发表在其官网上的声明说：“马来西亚航空公司极度遗憾，我们不得不推定，MH370终结在印度洋南部。你们将在未来的一小时中从马来西亚总理处听到，对卫星数据的最新分析暗示失联客机已坠入印度洋南部。”

　　声明说，正在进行中的国际搜救行动将会继续，与此同时有关人员将继续进行深入调查，探寻剩余问题的答案。

　　中国外交部发言人洪磊24日就马方宣布的失联客机落入南印度洋发表谈话说，中方已得知马方这一宣布。中方对此高度关注。中方已要求马方进一步提供得出这一结论的所有信息和证据。中方的搜寻工作仍在继续进行。中方希望马方及其他国家的搜寻工作也能够继续。