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Malaysia has accepted the Australian Transport Safety Bureau to continue the search for the missing flight MH370 for another two months.

The aircraft debris found in Mauritius last May has been confirmed to be from missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.

After an initial examination of the fibreglass-honeycomb composite debris that "what is known is that contrary to speculation there is no evidence the item was exposed to heat or fire".

Twenty-two pieces of debris have been found so far along South Africa, Mozambique, Mauritius and Tanzania, but only two confirmed.

A large piece of debris found off the coast of Tanzania last June has been confirmed to be from the missing MH370.

An American amateur investigator handed possible debris from missing flight MH370 to Australian officials Monday.

It was picked up late last month by a South African hotelier off the waters of Mozambique's southern province of Inhambane.

The debris were handed over to the Malaysian ICAO Annex 13 Safety Investigation Team for MH370 yesterday.

Aircraft debris found off the Tanzanian island of Zanzibar was handed over to the authorities on Friday for analysis to determine if it is from missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.

The Transport Minister confirms that personal items found in Madagascar recently, does not belong to MH370 passengers.

The Malaysian government will only acquire the debris from Australia and Madagascar if the analysis by ATSB proved they belonged to MH370.

The fragment was found by members of the public, so it must be handed over to the authorities in South Africa, that is the CAA.

The two pieces of debris discovered in Mozambique arrived in Australia this morning for examination and verification whether or not they are from MH370.

A new piece of debris found by a South African holidaymaker that could be a part of the missing Malaysian flight MH370 would be sent for analysis, aviation authorities said.

A South African teenager claimed he might have found another piece of debris belonging to Flight MH370 which disappeared from radar two years ago.

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