The international search is continuing for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, that mysteriously disappeared on March the 8th with 239 people on board.

Australian defense force experts assessed images taken by a commercial satellite of two main objects: one 24 meters long and the other 5 meters long. The objects are in the southern Indian Ocean where searchers have been focusing in recent days.

Four Australian search planes have been dispatched to try to determine whether the objects are part of a possible debris field of the missing plane. But Australian Maritime Safety Authority says an Australian navy P-3 plane failed to locate the suspicious debris.

Malaysian Transport Minister said international search is continuing in both the northern and southern "corridors" where it is believed most likely to have flown.