prime minister of malaysia, razak. he is stating that the flaperon belongs to mh-370. so some of that could be the difference between legalese and the prime minister of the nation. one of the investigators involved is from the australian safety transportation board. we spoke to warren trust, the deputy prime minister of australia. here is what he had to say. we know for certain it comes from the boeing 777. that this part does not fit any other aircraft. we are aware the manufacture te time is about consistent when the aircraft operating mh-370 was actually constructed.
more in depth. x-rays and 3-d imagery. we don t know if they will pull the piece apart. those are the procedures they continue with. that will hopefully lead us to the story of how did that plane go down in the indian ocean and more to link it to flight mh-370. saima in france where the tests continue. thank you. for the family members who lost loved ones on the flight, this brings little comfort. one woman says it is just a flaperon. it doesn t say anything. those others still in mourning 550 days after mh-370 vanished. let s bring in andrew stevens in kuala lumpur. good morning, andrew. reporter: good morning, christine. a lot of anger and disappoi disappointment and sadness. this has been a theme pretty
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of course, there are still i s not dotted and t s not crossed. they are now satisfied that the body of evidence is sufficient to say this is wreckage from mh-370. reporter: sufficient, christine, to say they are searching in the right place. of course, australia leading the search for flight 370 in the southern indian ocean. they are saying their drift analysis says where the drift piece turned up, if you trace it back, they are searching in the right place. more tests to come from the laboratory. they have gone inside there and they will do sonograms and x-rays and taking it apart and piece together more information, not just to say more about the
physical proof says it came from the indian ocean. other investigators are not so fast to agree. they want more tests to confirm on the flaperon as to why the flight ended. saima moshin is live with more for us. reporter: good morning, john. there was a positive and emphatic statement from the prime minister. it caught us unaware as we waited for the french prosecutor. he stepped in to announce he believes it conclusively decided at the laboratory yesterday that investigators found that was a part from mh-370. the french prosecutor on the other hand used much more cautious language. i want to point out although this despaisparity has led to a of confusion of the family