We have started to collect the most important news related to Reunion in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
French prosecutors say "with certainty" that a wing part found on Reunion Island in July came from missing flight MH370.
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France launches air, land and sea searches around Reunion, in the hope of finding more debris which could be traced to MH370.
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Some relatives of those who were on board flight MH370 are angry at the government's confirmation that the piece of wreckage found on Reunion island is from the missing plane.
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Ocean experts have said a video modelling of ocean currents predicted that the wreckage of MH370 would be discovered near the remote French Indian Ocean island of Reunion.
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An aircraft part found on Reunion Island was from missing Flight MH370, says Malaysia PM Najib Razak, though investigators stopped short of full confirmation.
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Experts begin examining part of a wing that washed up on the island of Reunion last week thought to have belonged to missing flight MH370.
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People in Reunion have been combing the beaches looking for further debris that could be linked to missing flight MH370.
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Milton Nkosi takes a helicopter ride to witness the latest volcanic eruption by the Piton de la Fournaise, or 'Peak of the Furnace' on Reunion Island.
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Malaysia urges other Indian Ocean islands to be on the lookout for more possible MH370 debris, after a wing part washes up on Reunion.
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More debris washed up on Reunion island is investigated after a wing part - possibly from missing flight MH370 - was found last week.
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