路透社1时4分消息，国际刑警组织发言人称，对马航失联客机登机所使用的所有文件进行查验已发现“更多可疑护照”，正在进一步调查。该发言人没有说明文件数量和所属国家。该发言人还呼吁各国重视已收录超4000万失窃护照的国际刑警组织数据库，尽早发现异常。
ROME (Reuters) - Interpol is investigating more suspect passports used to board a missing Malaysia Airlines flight, in addition to two European ones that were falsely used by unidentified passengers, the global police agency said on Sunday.
An Italian man and an Austrian man were falsely listed as passengers on Beijing-bound flight MH370, which disappeared after takeoff from Kuala Lumpur early on Saturday with 239 people aboard.
Authorities later confirmed the two men - Austrian Christian Kozel and Italian Luigi Maraldi - were not on the plane, and their passports had been stolen in Thailand within the last two years.
An Interpol spokeswoman said a check of all documents used to board the plane had revealed more "suspect passports" that were being further investigated.
She was unable to give further information on the number of documents or the country they related to.
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