The Australian government said Sunday that a new piece of debris found on a Mauritian island last week will be examined by officials to see if it came from the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370. The discovery comes as several suspected plane debris were found over the last few weeks near South Africa.

La justice française a affirmé jeudi, un mois après les autorités malaisiennes, que le fragment d’aile d’avion retrouvé fin juillet à La Réunion, provenait «avec certitude» du Boeing 777 de la Malaysia Airlines.

Malaysia's transport minister said Thursday that a Malaysian team in the French territory of Reunion Island had collected other plane debris, including a window and some aluminum foil.

Steve Wang still listens sometimes to the last voice mail his mother left for him before she boarded Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. In the message, she asked her son to bring her coat when he came to meet her at Beijing airport on March 8, 2014.

American investigators have concluded that a large object that washed up Wednesday on the shore of Réunion, a French island in the Indian Ocean, came from a Boeing 777, making it likely that it was debris from Flight 370, the Malaysia Airlines jetliner that disappeared in March 2014.