Posted on 01/01/2007 7:37:02 PM PST by mfnorman
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6224747.stm
Two officials were separately quoted as saying that reports the plane and 12 survivors had been found in mountains on Sulawesi island were wrong.
are the people that were in charge of the Sago mine disaster also in charge of this rescue effort?
I hate to say it, but 12 survivors did not make a lot of sense.
If there is no hair under the wing root, the place isn't French.
Considering it almost certainly crashed in a mountainous area, the report of 12 survivors is less believable than the claim that the wreckage was found.
Sulawesi is one of the best dive locations on earth; I hope there weren't any divers on board. I don't think there will be any survivors.
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