Farjana Rahman Samia

  3.30 Am. I'm sitting on my balcony and thinking, Where should I start? And if you think I'm the only one awake, then you’re wrong. A big moon in the sky is also with me."What is life?" I don’t think that this question has any particular answer. In my early childhood, when my mom scolded me for any reason, I thought flying away from the house and living in your own way might be a life! At another point in my life, I thought getting good grades, being praised by everybody, and becoming the parent's best child was a life. Then gradually, I grew up, and at the age of 17 or 18 when I used to ask myself, "what is life"? At that time, the answer was completely blurred. And from that time to now, I'm 20 years old, and I've stopped searching for the answer. Because every single day, life gives you a new answer to this question. But we all want to express life with two or three single words. But is it really possible? Never. Some months I  was going to

   MALASIYAN AIRLINE 370-THE MYSTERIUS AIRLINE "GOOD NIGHT MALAYSIAN AIRLINES 370" That is the last saying of pilot Zaharie Ahmed Shah. 8 March 2014. Kuala Lumpur, 12.42 am. A journey started from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 270 passengers, 10 flight attendants, and two pilots. Malaysian Airlines Captain Zaharie Ahmed Khan, 53 years old, is one of the most experienced captains of Malaysian Airlines and first officer Fariq Ahmed. Everything was going well. 1.19 a.m. Air traffic control office Please get in touch with 370 Ho Chi Minh 120.9. Good night. Captain Zaharie replied: "GOOD NIGHT MALAYSIAN AIRLINES 370" After 30 minutes, Vietnam's airspace tried to connect with the flight, but after 18 minutes of trying, it failed, and soon they informed Malaysian aviation. Malaysian aviation also was unable to communicate with the flight. Morning 6.32:  By this time, the flight should have reached Beijing, but it didn't! Four days after the incident, news came out t