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	EgyptAir had said it was informed by the military that it detected a &quot;distress message&quot; from the Airbus A320 which was en route from Paris to Cairo when it disappeared from radar screens.</div>
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Egypt army denies detecting distress signal from missing plane

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Egypt army denies detecting distress signal from missing plane

CAIRO - The Egyptian army denied it detected any "distress messages" from an EgyptAir flight that vanished over the Mediterranean on Thursday, in a statement posted on its spokesman's Facebook page.

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