The Mandrake [Published Private Life]

How long does it take to find an airplane that is assumed to be crashed? I truly don’t know. I’m not an expert at it. But, I’d assume that it shouldn’t take more than 9 days. And this is the news we have been consuming since the start of this year: the search of a plane wreck.

The airplane has lost contact and disappeared from radar in the middle of the ocean in our country. Our country is archipelagos. This makes it difficult for the SAR team to locate the wreck. People have also come up with a theory that the location is like that in Bermuda Triangle. This is not the first time that airplane is missing in the perimeter. There have also been report of people receiving text message from a mobile phone whose owner is a passanger of the lost airplane.

Where can the plane be? How can a large airplane disappeared in such a way? If it crashed in the sea, chances are we won’t be able to find it. Not until it’s been 9 days since it crashed. The ocean is too vast. If it crashed on an island, there shouldn’t be any problem finding it. Where is it? Can there still be any survivor?

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