"We are seeking advice from the Malaysian authorities regarding how they would like to proceed," an ATSB spokesman told AFP.Gibson told local reporters the debris which had washed up in Madagascar included what appeared to be an internal panel and he had brought the pieces to Australia for forensic investigation. "The top layer of paint has been singed, scorched black," he told Channel 7 of one piece. "It also shows some signs of melting... as you see when something is exposed to fire. "It appears to be from the interior of the plane but not the main cabin, perhaps the cargo hold, perhaps the avionics bay. "Gibson, a lawyer from Seattle, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that the pieces could be a "real game changer" if they were found to belong to MH370.

Source: The Nation Bangkok September 12, 2016 09:00 UTC