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Malaysia Airlines' Kuala Lumpur-Bangalore flight MH192 lands after turning back


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Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian Airlines' Kuala Lumpur-Bangalore flight MH192, which had turned back after its landing gear malfunctioned, made an emergency landing in the Malaysian capital. There were 166 people on board. "The aircraft's right-hand landing gear malfunctioned upon takeoff and is expected to make an emergency landing at KLIA at around 2.00 am today," the airline said in the statement earlier. (Read statement) The flight was scheduled to arrive in Bangalore at 11.35 pm. 44 days ago, Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, on its way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, had disappeared with 259 people on board after taking off from the Malaysian capital. Despite a massive search operation, no trace of the plane has been identified.
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Flightradar24.com ‏@flightradar24 1h #MH192 made a second low pass over Kuala Lumpur airport. The aircraft probably damaged a tyre on take off. pic.twitter.com/tBk1EtqOIy BlrsgSQIcAAl0tI.pnghttps://twitter.com/flightradar24
Would have been harrowing time for passengers in the craft when they were hovering around KL for 4 hours without getting landed. But I read that pilot kept passengers updated with all developments and kept them calm. Great job by him. In between what is difference between blue and green lines in the image posted?
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