Google advises against using Google Maps to search for the missing plane.

Google has warned authorities around the world against using its Google Maps search engine to track down Malaysian Airlines flight MH370.

The Daily Mirror reported that Google issued this statement after several people claimed to have spotted flight MH370 in satellite imagery available on the Google website.

The English-language Malaysian newspaper, The Star, has received numerous calls from internet users claiming they have spotted what could be traces of MH370 in satellite imagery.

Images show an object resembling the MH370 aircraft submerged in the sea.

The Star suggests that the different images on Google Maps clearly show a plane, which many believe to be MH370.

Many internet users have been convinced that MH370 landed on a Vietnamese island. Others claim that MH370's location was near the Kenyir Dam in Terengganu, Malaysia.

In a statement published in the Daily Mirror, Google said: “Those images may exist, but they are not real-time images. They may have appeared weeks or months ago.”

Based on those explanations, Google advises against using Google Maps to search for the missing Malaysian aircraft, as it may be inaccurate.

According to Hanoi Moi