Taiwan authorities have said they received information about a possible terrorist attack on Beijing’s airport just four days before the Malaysian flight disappeared. They believe it is unrelated but are still investigating.<br /><br /> “Anything is possible. But I want to say that we should not jump to conclusions. However we do need to pay attention to any connections with this incident. We will make a judgment soon. A message was sent at that time saying Beijing’s airport was a target so we will need to check it out,” Head of Taiwanese Civil Aeronautics Administration Jean Shen said.<br /><br /> The search for missing Malaysian Airlines plane MH 370 with 239 people on board intensified on Monday.<br /><br /> Dozens of ships and aircraft from seven countries were scouring the seas around Malaysia and south of Vietnam.<br /><br /> There were hopes earlier that a floating yellow object could have been a life raft but Vietnam’s aviation authority said it had turned out to be debris.<br /><br /> What happened to the flight when it disappeared one hour into its journey from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing in the early hours of Saturday is a mystery.<br /><br /> Officials say they are not ruling out a bomb or hijacking attempt.<br /><br /> Interpol confirmed that at least two passengers used stolen Italian and Austrian passports. A spokeswoman said a check of all the documents used to board the plane had revealed more “suspect passports”, which were investigating.
