Today, Utusan Malaysia's graphic on Page 12 placed the helicopter 500 meters above the ground, in the rainforest canopy. It doesn't take long to realise that banana trees doesn't grow in the canopy, only on the ground.

Commissioner of Police Dato Talib Jamal pointing to the crash site at a journalists' briefing (Source: Sarawak Tribune)

Close-up on the drawing board - X marks the crash site (Source: Sarawak Tribune)

A more accurate graphic on the crash site (Source: Utusan Sarawak)

Utusan Malaysia erred on this graphic.
I hope that NST and Utusan will make a proper announcement regarding the mistake.
3 comments:
What's the error? I didn't see any banana trees.
If you've seen the pictures of the rescue, you'll see the banana trees. The Star, I believe, have some.
kesian the victim and the victim's family kan? The skyways must stop flying... or let the manager fly the heli himself...
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