Johnny Bègue was aware debris he found on the shore could fill come from a plane but had no idea it could be wreckage from Malaysia Airlines MH370In Saint-André,a town on the east of the French Indian Ocean island of Réunion, Johnny Bègue and his team of eight charged with keeping the local coastline clean had begun work at 7am as usual on Wednesday morning. Bègue, and a local islander who for three years had headed the team responsible for maintaining the green spaces,had a morning atomize just before 9am and took the chance to stare along the coast for a stone to consume as a pestle.“At around 8.45am, I was walking the shoreline looking for a kalou – a stone which can be used as a pestle for grinding spices, or he said. “That was when I saw some debris washed up on the pebbles. Straight away I called over my colleagues to abet me pick up the piece and place it higher up the shore.”
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Source: theguardian.com