疑似MH370中国乘客的矿泉水瓶在the island of La Reunion被发现

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A Chinese water bottle and an Indonesian cleaning product have washed ashore on the island of La Reunion.

The new find came as experts prepare to analyse a potential wing part and suitcase that could be from Flight MH370. The items washed up on the remote Indian Ocean island this week.

Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak said initial reports suggest the debris is "very likely to be from a Boeing 777".

Aviation experts have identified the debris from photos as a wing flaperon, used to control the plane's roll and provide extra lift or drag.

The debris is set to be flown from La Reunion to the French city of Toulouse later today, where it is due to arrive on Saturday. It will be examined at a special defence facility used for aircraft testing and analysis, according to the French Defence Ministry.

Experts are expected to be able to use a code on the wing piece to quickly ascertain if it is from the Malaysia Airlines plane that disappeared in March last year.

French TV showed images of the debris bearing the mark "657 BB".

That matches with a code in the Boeing 777 manual for a right-wing flaperon, according to a document posted on aviation websites.

The remains of what could be a suitcase were also found on the same stretch of rocky beach as the debris, in the town of Saint Andre.

A police helicopter is scouring Reunion Island -- 2,500 miles west of the current search area off the Australian coast -- for more debris.

MH370 disappeared on 8 March 2014 on its way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 239 people on board, mainly Chinese citizens.

Investigators believe it headed south into the Indian Ocean after disappearing from radar off the Thailand coast.

Australia has been leading the hunt for the plane, using sonar to trawl a massive expanse of ocean some 1,000 miles off its west coast.

If the debris is confirmed to be part of MH370, it could prove crucial for investigators, possibly providing clues as to the cause of the crash.

The find might also provide some comfort to relatives of the passengers, Mr Razak said.

"We have had many false alarms before, but for the sake of the families who have lost loved ones, and suffered such heartbreaking uncertainty, I pray that we will find out the truth so that they may have closure and peace," he said.

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