By STAFF REPORTER The Sun (UK)
A UFO has EXPLODED in mid-air over a southern Vietnamese island, according to reports.
Villagers say they heard a loud blast yesterday and later found shards of metal near the island's coastline.
The sensational revelations come one day after neighbouring Cambodia's air force retracted a report of a mysterious plane crash.
The Vietnam News Agency said residents of Phu Quoc island, six miles off the coast of the Cambodian province of Kampot, found shards of grey metal, including one 1.5 metres long.
Wreckage
"The explosion happened at about five miles above the ground, and perhaps it was a plane, but authorities could not identify whether it was a civil or military aircraft," the VNA claimed.
The official state news agency added that soldiers were sent out to look for the wreckage and survivors, and local authorities contacted airlines in Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand, but received no reports of missing aircraft.
Villagers in Kampot also said they heard a loud explosion yesterday and today found small chunks of metal near their coast.
Kung Mony, deputy commander of Cambodia's Air Force, yesterday said he had been told of a foreign plane crashing in Kampot province, but later backed off his claims of an aircraft accident.
Villagers say they heard a loud blast yesterday and later found shards of metal near the island's coastline.
The sensational revelations come one day after neighbouring Cambodia's air force retracted a report of a mysterious plane crash.
The Vietnam News Agency said residents of Phu Quoc island, six miles off the coast of the Cambodian province of Kampot, found shards of grey metal, including one 1.5 metres long.
Wreckage
"The explosion happened at about five miles above the ground, and perhaps it was a plane, but authorities could not identify whether it was a civil or military aircraft," the VNA claimed.
The official state news agency added that soldiers were sent out to look for the wreckage and survivors, and local authorities contacted airlines in Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand, but received no reports of missing aircraft.
Villagers in Kampot also said they heard a loud explosion yesterday and today found small chunks of metal near their coast.
Kung Mony, deputy commander of Cambodia's Air Force, yesterday said he had been told of a foreign plane crashing in Kampot province, but later backed off his claims of an aircraft accident.
VIETNAMESE ARMY TESTED A MEDIUM RANGE BALLISTIC SOLID FUEL MISSILE OVER THE KOH TRAL ISLAND, THE BASE OF TESTING GROUND FOR PREPARING A POSSIBLE CHINESE INVASION OF SPRATLEY ISLANDS. ITS TARGET SUPPOSED TO BE A 160 FEET OLD NAVAL SHIP BETWEEN SPRAYTLEY ISLAND AND TAN DUC THO ISLAND IN PACIFIC RIM.
ReplyDeleteTHIS WAS A TECHNICAL MISHAP. THEY WILL TRY AGAIN AT THE END OF 2008.
THIS IS MY THEORY FOLKS!!!!!!!
I think Korean did it! that why they invested alot in Cambodia!
ReplyDeleteWhen the people who live down wind from the point of the explosion begin to develop some sort of sickness then there can possibly be a criminal case of testing a chemical and biological weapon on the Cambodian soil. The Cambodians will be the collateral damage. Keep a watchful eye on any developing symtom on people nearby.
ReplyDeletesomething spooky here......it could be out of this world, the cover up is already under way, remember so far no government claimed responsiblity, if it's the work of Viet or the Thai navy they'll surely said it's theirs, there is no use to build a weapon and keep it secret, they must show and advertise it so the deterent strategy can work.
ReplyDeleteNo government claims, due to the possible embarrassment that they may have to face. It failed! Who wants to be laugh at? Here's my theory; I think that the Vietnamese government bunched up their people into a capsule (destinations Cambodia) to boost up more vote for Ah HunSen.
ReplyDeleteWhat you'll think?
Next UFO will explode in Hanoi.
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