Could this be a proof of the missing MH370 which believed to have crashed into the coast of Australia Beach before reaching its Beijing destination? A towellete was spotted by a couple along the shorelines of the search area and the item was now sent for testing and verification if this piece of evidence could be linked to the missing Malaysian plane.
The event of finding this towellete had awaken the issue again and according to Yahoo News, it was Kingsley and Vicki Miller, who found this piece of pre-moistened paper towel with a Malaysia Airline logo on it.
It was last year on the second day of July, four months after the incident when the couples found the towellete and surrendered it to the Joint Agency Coordination Center, which is the in-charge of investigating the case.
Until today, it was not yet verified whether this material could be linked to the incident. However, families of the 239 people on board of the missing plane are always on the look out for news like this according to the Daily Mail UK.
According to the Millers, the item was not yet opened, which they believed to be unusual.
"It is unlikely, however, that such a common item with no unique identifier could be conclusively linked with MH370," a statement emphasized by the spokesman for the Australian Transport Safety Bureau.
The continued mission of locating the prints of the missing plane had its anniversary on March 8.
Steve Ganyard affirmed as one of the Marine Corps that even up to now, no results were released about the whereabouts of the plane, he assured that the investigators know where the plane was headed and the team are extending all efforts to have a rough search in the area of West Australia.