Indonesian authorities have announced they will release a preliminary report on data retrieved from the black boxes of the crashed AirAsia plane on Thursday.
Investigators say the report will include some information about the flight and its passengers, but will not include an analysis on cockpit voice and flight data recordings.
Meanwhile, military officials say they are pulling out of the search and recovery operation for the crashed plane in the Java Sea.
Rear Admiral Widodo is the Commander of the Indonesian Navy's Western Fleet.
"Based on our consultation with the National Transportation and Safety Committee and AirAsia management, our priority is to find the dead bodies. And for the past two days we have not found any. So, the chief of the Indonesian Armed Forces has ordered us to withdraw all of our assets in the area, to return to base and wait for further developments."
A total of 70 bodies have been discovered so far from Flight 8501, which crashed a month ago with 162 people on board while flying from Indonesia's second-largest city, Surabaya, to Singapore.
Officials say divers have checked the fuselage which still lies underwater and have reported no bodies are inside.
