MH370 found? An airplane of skeletons found on remote Philippine island

 The shocking discovery of an airplane with skeletons strapped in it in an island off Philippine coast has led to a possiblity whether that it could be linked to the mysterious disappearance of Malaysian Airlines MH 370.

 In an article published in the Malaysian daily ‘The Star’, a group of birdwatchers accidentally discovered the airplanes debris with human bones. According to the newspaper, an unverified report was filed to local police, and said: “They [the birdwatchers] managed to get near the wreckage where they found human bones. They also found skeletal remains in the pilot’s chair with the seat belt fastened.”

Malaysia’s Inspector general of police told to the local media that they are cooperating with the Philippine authorities regarding the issue.

The claim is yet to be confirmed by Malaysian police authorities.

In another report related to the incident, by online newspaper Free Malaysia, an 46 year old audio visual assistant Jamil Omar claimed that his nephew and his friends saw the wreckage.

“There was a skeleton still in the pilot’s seat. The pilot had his safety belt on and the communication gear attached to his head and ears", the report mentioned.

 Few other reports by the local media also claimed the plane’s body had the colours  of the Malaysia Airlines’ logo and an 70x35 inch Malaysian flag was taken from the airplane.

Omar reportedly explained to a local news channel that his nephew told his aunt about the plane wreckage and she was shocked to learn the item that was removed from the aircraft wreckage… was the Malaysian flag.”

 Meanwhile, Philippine police authorities have denied of receiving a report of such an accident.