PERTH, Australia (AP) — Planes, ships and two submersible sound locators were deployed Saturday to again scour a remote patch of the Indian Ocean in the increasingly urgent hunt for the Malaysia Airlines jet that vanished four weeks ago.
A multinational team is desperately trying to find debris floating in the water or faint sound signals from the plane’s flight recorders that could lead them to the aircraft and help unravel the mystery of its fate.
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