இறந்த உடலை எடுக்கச் சென்ற டைவர்ஸ்.. அதிர்ந்துபோன அந்த ஒரு நொடி! Harrison Okene Survival Story — Transcript

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1. 0:00Hello viewers, welcome to Minute Mystery
2. 0:03Try to visualize the scene we are describing. This is a turbulent stretch of the Atlantic Ocean.
3. 0:07A hundred feet below the surface of that turbulent sea
4. 0:11at a depth where sunlight cannot penetrate
5. 0:14Lies a massive ship, buried upside down
6. 0:17You might think that this is a Titanic story, but it's not
7. 0:22This is a different incident.
8. 0:23Divers are descending to the wreck to retrieve the bodies of the deceased.
9. 0:29As they dive down, they are acutely aware of the conditions: it is pitch black at this 100 feet depth,
10. 0:34The temperature was also very low, that is, it was very cold
11. 0:37So, in this situation, it was very difficult to find the dead body
12. 0:41Somehow, it was their aim to find the bodies of the 12 people who had drowned
13. 0:47So, when the divers were going in, they were going in different directions to find the bodies
14. 0:53A diver opened the door of the ship slightly and went in
15. 0:56A man's hand was floating on the water
16. 1:00When he saw that, he thought that there was a body here and went near the hand
17. 1:04When he was floating like that, the hand grabbed the diver's hand
18. 1:09When the diver saw that, he got scared
19. 1:12Because the 12 people who traveled in this ship have been missing for 60 hours
20. 1:16To be exact, it's been two and a half days
21. 1:18So, if it's been two and a half days, there's no way a man can be alive in 100 feet, right?
22. 1:23When that happens, when this hand grabs his hand, it's like he's got scared
23. 1:27So, there's a big fear that this is a human or some evil force.
24. 1:32Yet, despite that fear, the very next moment saw him embracing the person to whom that hand belonged.
25. 1:38This is not only for that diver from that place, but also for other divers who came to find other bodies
26. 1:43This incident is considered a miracle in the entire scientific world
27. 1:48Because in 100 feet, there's no food to eat, no water to drink
28. 1:52In a completely dark place, how could a man survive by swimming in water?
29. 1:58It was a million-dollar question here
30. 2:01But whatever this million-dollar question is,
31. 2:03The diver who was in 100 feet for two and a half days,
32. 2:05If you take him to the surface of the sea immediately, his body will shatter into pieces
33. 2:09The diver knows it very well
34. 2:11Why would his body disintegrate like that?
35. 2:13How could he be brought up safely to prevent it?
36. 2:16And above all, how did he survive underwater for two and a half days,
37. 2:20And what caused the ship accident that led to such a massive disaster?
38. 2:24These are the things we are going to explore in today's video.
39. 2:26After watching this video, we can clearly understand that if hope exists, we can survive and live through even the most immense catastrophes.
40. 2:34So, don't skip and watch the last video
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45. 2:43This is May 26, 2013
46. 2:46The Atlantic Ocean, which is about 30 km from the coast of Nigeria
47. 2:51In the midst of the waves in that ocean,
48. 2:53Amidst the surging waves of that stretch of ocean, a tugboat named Jascon-4 lay anchored in a fixed position.
49. 2:57If you ask me why this ship should be anchored in the ocean at a distance of 30 km,
50. 3:02There is a reason for that too
51. 3:04A team of about twelve people had been sent out on this vessel to carry out maintenance work on the oil pipelines running along the seabed.
52. 3:11The ship was anchored at that precise location to facilitate these repairs.
53. 3:15One of the 12 people is 29-year-old Harrison Okene
54. 3:20To clarify his role, he wasn't one of the divers who went underwater to fix the pipes;
55. 3:25Harrison Okene is a cook who cooks for these crew members
56. 3:29So, as we said on that day,
57. 3:31On May 26, 2013, around 4.30 am,
58. 3:34Harrison Okene wakes up
59. 3:36Because his job is to cook for the other crew members
60. 3:39So, he always wakes up early in the morning and finishes all his chores
61. 3:43He starts cooking right away
62. 3:45In that routine, he woke up at 4.30 am that day
63. 3:48He finishes his chores and goes to the kitchen to cook
64. 3:51But at that time when he is going to cook,
65. 3:53At that moment, neither he nor the eleven others sleeping peacefully on the ship had the slightest inkling of the massive disaster about to unfold.
66. 4:03As soon as he goes to the kitchen, he notices something
67. 4:06The sea outside is not quiet as usual
68. 4:09The waters were rough, and the weather conditions were clearly worsening.
69. 4:14It's 4.30 am, so there's not much light outside
70. 4:17He could only glimpse the turbulent sea in the faint glow of the ship's lights.
71. 4:22However, beyond the ship's illumination, another light source was making the waters shimmer
72. 4:27Intense, ferocious lightning flashing from the pitch-black clouds overhead.
73. 4:32As the ferocity of the lightning intensified,
74. 4:35The ocean waves began to rise and surge with equal violence.
75. 4:37But it's okay, we've been through a lot of this before
76. 4:40It's going to be a little while, and then the sea will be back to normal
77. 4:44He starts cooking
78. 4:46But at that time,
79. 4:48Just as he began, however, a colossal rogue wave formed and instantly flipped their ship, the Jascon-4, completely upside down.
80. 4:55In the blink of an eye, the vessel capsized.
81. 4:58In that capsized ship, he doesn't know which way to go and where to hit
82. 5:02He suddenly hits one side
83. 5:04But as soon as he hit that side, he was awake
84. 5:08He managed to quickly grab a metal bar and hold on
85. 5:10In contrast, the other eleven crew members were fast asleep;
86. 5:13Some suffered fatal injuries from being tossed violently against the ship's interior as it flipped.
87. 5:18For those who survived the initial impact, seawater began gushing in before they could even fully wake up.
88. 5:24Within minutes, the vessel filled with water
89. 5:28The ship started to sink in the same way as the Titanic sank into the sea
90. 5:36Yes, as soon as the water rushed in, the ship's power was completely cut off.
91. 5:40Already the early morning 4.30, it must have been dark outside, right?
92. 5:43When it's like that, there's more darkness in the sea, right?
93. 5:46Some of the survivors don't know where they are
94. 5:50They don't know where they are
95. 5:52Harrison doesn't know where he is
96. 5:55The water is flowing very fast into the ship
97. 5:57Tossing them violently back and forth.
98. 6:01In this chaotic rush, some people were losing their lives after colliding with various objects.
99. 6:04Fortunately for Harrison, the current swept him in a direction free of obstacles,
100. 6:09He didn't sustain any major injuries.
101. 6:11But he didn't get hurt
102. 6:13Harrison can hear clearly that there is a chaotic situation going on in the ship
103. 6:18Yes, Harrison can hear the sound of his friends muffled screaming
104. 6:24But Harrison doesn't know where they are screaming from
105. 6:28Even if he knows that, Harrison is not in a situation to go and save them
106. 6:31Because he was himself being tossed about by the rushing water.
107. 6:35He desperately searched for something to hold onto to save himself.
108. 6:39Finally, his hand found a grip, the bathroom door.
109. 6:43He quickly grabbed and pulled it. As he was being pulled, the force of the suction suddenly dragged him into the bathroom.
110. 6:50Almost immediately, water rushed in, filling the space rapidly and pushing him up toward the ceiling of the bathroom.
111. 6:55While this was happening, the ship was gradually sinking deeper into the ocean.
112. 7:01Finally, upon reaching a depth of 100 feet, hitting the seabed, the ship came to a halt.
113. 7:08At that moment, a deathly silence pervaded the entire ship
114. 7:13Not a sound could be heard.
115. 7:15Then, a single voice rang out, trembling with fear, asking if anyone else was alive.
116. 7:22That voice was no one else's voice
117. 7:24It was Harrison's voice
118. 7:26How is there a ship at a depth of 100 feet?
119. 7:28The ship is full of water
120. 7:29If you were to ask, "How can his voice be heard clearly underwater?"...
121. 7:33That's where a small miracle happens to Harrison
122. 7:37To explain it simply: imagine filling a vessel with water and inverting a glass tumbler into it;
123. 7:43The glass fills only three-quarters of the way,
124. 7:45The water can't go to the remains quarter
125. 7:48Because the air has occupied that place
126. 7:50That's where Harrison is stuck
127. 7:53The water took him into the bathroom and pushed him to the top
128. 7:56A small air pocket has been created in that place
129. 8:00Harrison is floating like his head in that air pocket
130. 8:04When he is floating, he is screaming, if anyone else is still alive?
131. 8:12There is a reason for his screaming out trembling with fear
132. 8:15Because Harrison doesn't know where he was or what was nearby
133. 8:21Because it's a 100-feet deep sea, right? it is completely dark.
134. 8:24If the electricity in the ship is completely cut, the ship will be completely dark
135. 8:29No matter how hard he strained his eyes to look, there was nothing but pitch darkness all around.
136. 8:34He doesn't see a single light
137. 8:36That's why he screams out trembling to find out if anyone else is alive like us
138. 8:42But no matter how much he shouted, only his own voice could be heard inside the sunken ship;
139. 8:46No other sound was audible.
140. 8:49That means the other 11 people who traveled with him are dead
141. 8:53Harrison is the only one alive in that sunken ship
142. 8:57There is no guarantee as to how long he will hold out.
143. 9:01Because he is floating in the small air pocket created in the bathroom
144. 9:05He can't say how long he will get oxygen in that air pocket
145. 9:09When the oxygen in the air pocket is depleted, carbon dioxide will start to fill
146. 9:13When the carbon dioxide starts to fill, it will turn into a silent killer
147. 9:17Because as the oxygen decreases, the carbon dioxide starts to increase
148. 9:20First, dizziness sets in, and then the body begins to feel fatigued.
149. 9:23In the end, his heart stops beating
150. 9:25So he has to escape before the oxygen in the air pocket is depleted
151. 9:29Otherwise, he would have to die inside that ship as the twelfth person alongside those eleven.
152. 9:34That's why Harrison is stuck in such a difficult situation
153. 9:38The terrible thing that Harrison didn't know about is
154. 9:41From a scientific perspective, you know that air pocket keeping him alive...
155. 9:45The oxygen in that air pocket can only give oxygen for 10 hours to Harrison
156. 9:49If it exceeds that, the carbon dioxide that comes out when he breathes
157. 9:52When the oxygen in the air pocket is depleted, the carbon dioxide will kill him
158. 9:59Harrison didn't know about that at that time
159. 10:02Even if he knew, he couldn't do anything about it
160. 10:05Because he is stuck in a 100-foot depth
161. 10:06Without any safety gear, without any oxygen cylinder
162. 10:11There is no way he can swim to the surface of the sea
163. 10:15Because we know how far the pressure will be in that 100-foot depth
164. 10:18We know what will happen to the body if it goes from high pressure to low pressure
165. 10:22Even Harrison, who works in the sea, knows that
166. 10:25So until someone comes to save us as much as possible
167. 10:28He knows that we have to survive here
168. 10:33But to survive, the most important thing is
169. 10:36We need food to eat and water to drink
170. 10:39He knows that it will be very difficult to survive without both
171. 10:43So he stays where he is as much as possible
172. 10:46He keeps moving his hand back and forth, checking to see if he can feel anything.
173. 10:50But no matter how much he moves, nothing seems to be find
174. 10:54If something is floating in the distance
175. 10:56If we extend and pull the arm as if swimming, that is, if we draw the wave towards ourselves.
176. 11:00When the floating object comes towards him, he says he can catch it
177. 11:04In the dark area where the eyes are not visible
178. 11:06He gives his energy as much as he can and pulls himself towards him
179. 11:10He is trying to get water
180. 11:11But no matter how much he tries to get it, everything comes
181. 11:14It looks like broken pieces of ship or pieces of wood
182. 11:17As expected, he did not get the small food items and cool drinks stored in the kitchen
183. 11:22At that time, his hope is gradually decreasing
184. 11:25But he keeps moving his hand as much as he can
185. 11:28At that moment, a big miracle happens
186. 11:31A bottle is visible in his hand.
187. 11:33That's a small coke bottle
188. 11:35Yes, only that coke bottle is the only food evidence he got in 100 foot deapth
189. 11:41It can't be called food, it can only be called cold drinks
190. 11:44But he knows that he can only survive with this
191. 11:48So he opened the lid and gulp it down
192. 11:52He is acting like a genius
193. 11:54He knows that if he drinks the sea water around him, he will die
194. 11:59So for now, the only water source we have is this cold drink
195. 12:02Not only that, this is the only food we have
196. 12:04When we are hungry or thirsty, we take it drop by drop and keep it on our tongue.
197. 12:09We try to survive as long as we can
198. 12:12He holds the coke bottle in his hand and doesn't leave it anywhere
199. 12:16When he is hungry, he take it drop by drop and keep it on his tongue.
200. 12:20He carries his head on top of that small air pocket
201. 12:24He's just holding onto that Coke bottle and somehow scraping by.
202. 12:26We can easily say that he is surviving
203. 12:30But it's not that easy
204. 12:32Because the water in that 100-foot depth is very cold
205. 12:35It's not just a little cold, it's so cold that it makes our body tremble
206. 12:39But no matter how cold it is, even if his body trembles
207. 12:43He is very conscious that his face shouldn't fall out of that air pocket
208. 12:47If he falls asleep and goes into the water without his knowledge
209. 12:53That will take his life
210. 12:54He decided that I should not sleep at that very moment.
211. 13:00There is another reason why he decided not to sleep
212. 13:03Because there is no water to drink and there is no food to eat
213. 13:06Even though hunger was killing him, and on the other hand, the freezing cold was making his body tremble and killing him...
214. 13:12At the same time, the sound of a colossal, immense danger begins to reach his ears.
215. 13:19For the ferocious sharks and fish lurking beneath the sea had caught the scent of human corpses
216. 13:24And had begun to make their way inside the ship.
217. 13:26When the sharks and the fish come in, the sound of them hitting each other is heard well
218. 13:31As soon as he heard that sound, he realized immediately that sharks had come hunting, drawn by the scent of human blood.
219. 13:38That is why he made absolutely no noise.
220. 13:41He is floating in that small air pocket
221. 13:43As he is floating, some terrible sounds start to be heard
222. 13:47Yes, he could clearly hear the sounds of the aggressive sharks that had entered the ship tearing apart the bodies of his fellow crew members.
223. 13:55He also heard the sound of their bones being crushed
224. 13:59Harrison later remarked that this was the most blood-curdling, terrifying sound he had ever heard in his life.
225. 14:07Imagine yourself
226. 14:08You are surviving alone in a sunken ship at a depth of 100 feet
227. 14:12At that time, the sharks are hunting the dead bodies around you
228. 14:17How would you feel?
229. 14:18That very fear can kill us too, can't it?
230. 14:21Still, Harrison is holding firm, refusing to give up hope
231. 14:25On the other side, he is praying to God
232. 14:27He is praying to God to somehow keep the shark away from this side
233. 14:31So the time is ticking
234. 14:331 hour turns into 5 hours, 5 hours turns into 10 hours
235. 14:3610 hours turns into 20, hours 20 turns into hours 40 hours
236. 14:40We can only say this in words
237. 14:41But Harrison, who was surviving there, asked if he knew all this
238. 14:45He doesn't know the time at all
239. 14:48Because he only has one eye open and one eye closed
240. 14:50Because it's dark all around
241. 14:52So he doesn't know what day it is, what night it is, what time it is
242. 14:57But as time goes by, the severe pain in his body is evident
243. 15:02Because he has been swimming in the sea for almost 40 hours, right?
244. 15:06As he swam, the skin on his upper body softens and starts to peel off
245. 15:11That itself gives him extreme pain
246. 15:14When this pain is on one side, what did we say according to science?
247. 15:17We said he would get an oxygen in a maximum of 10 hours
248. 15:20When he was like that, how did he get an oxygen for 40 hours?
249. 15:24If you look at what science has to say about that, you have to admit that it was the greatest miracle he experienced.
250. 15:29Because the pressure at a depth of 100 feet was extremely high,
251. 15:31The carbon dioxide he exhaled dissolved into the surrounding seawater.
252. 15:36It is said that this slowed down the rate at which the oxygen in the air pocket was being depleted.
253. 15:41The rate at which it depletes can be reduced,
254. 15:43But its depletion cannot be completely prevented.
255. 15:45So as time goes by, the oxygen in it decreases little by little, right?
256. 15:49That itself increases carbon dioxide and causes hallucinations to Harrison
257. 15:54In that hallucination, it starts to look as though a sudden light appears, and people emerge from that light to carry him away.
258. 16:00Sometimes his family members jump into the sea to save him
259. 16:05At other times, it starts to look to him as if a massive ship is lifting his vessel, which is underwater, right up from above.
260. 16:12But whatever it is, it's not true
261. 16:15Harrison understands it in a short time
262. 16:17So somehow save me from this bad situation god
263. 16:22He cried and prayed to God
264. 16:27Time is ticking
265. 16:29It's been 40 hours turns into 45 hours and turns into 50 hours
266. 16:32As time goes by, the cold drinks in his hand are also decreasing little by little
267. 16:39At that very moment, as the 55-hour mark was being reached, the drink in the Coke bottle he was holding ran out completely.
268. 16:45Harrison's hope is also weakening
269. 16:48There is no food available to sustain life at that depth.
270. 16:52For the past 55 hours, he hasn't slept for even a single minute; he remains wide awake, believing that if he falls asleep, he will sink into the water.
271. 17:00He doesn't know what day and night is
272. 17:02So he didn't even realize how the time was passing and he doesn't know how long he's been awake
273. 17:07Even if we say practically, a body doesn't sleep for so long
274. 17:11It will be completely tired, right?
275. 17:12That sense of exhaustion, too, begins to reach its peak for him.
276. 17:15His eyes themselves seemed to be speaking to him, radiating such intense irritation that it was as if they were saying, "If you keep staring and stay awake a moment longer, I’ll just burst right out of your head in a fit of sheer rage."
277. 17:25But God will save us somehow
278. 17:27He won't leave me
279. 17:28I don't want to die under this sea
280. 17:31He keeps praying to God again and again
281. 17:34I don't know if God heard any such prayer
282. 17:37But the rescue mission has begun
283. 17:40Yes, exactly 60 hours have passed since this ship sank in the sea
284. 17:44To be exact, it was the third day after the ship sank.
285. 17:48On May 28, divers from a company called DCN Diving
286. 17:54They are diving from their boats
287. 17:56The instruction given to everyone diving
288. 17:59It's been three and a half days since the ship sank
289. 18:01So your mission is to somehow bring the dead bodies in the ship up
290. 18:06If you give it, we can hand it over to their families
291. 18:09This is the instruction given to them
292. 18:11The divers know very well that if they don't give instructions
293. 18:13No one will be able to survive 100 feet deep for three days
294. 18:16So they are going down to find the dead bodies
295. 18:19The divers find the place where the ship is
296. 18:22With the light on their heads
297. 18:24A small excitement is created after find it
298. 18:26Because it's not that easy to find a ship in such a big sea
299. 18:31But as luck would have it, discovering it right after going in was indeed a big deal.
300. 18:34As soon as they find it, they open the door and go inside
301. 18:40As soon as they hear the sound of the door opening
302. 18:44From the stage of going to the unconscious stage
303. 18:47Harrison is there
304. 18:48When his eyes are about to close
305. 18:50Wondering what the sudden noise is, he suddenly turns his gaze toward the direction of the sound.
306. 18:55When he looks back, he thinks maybe this is also hallucinations
307. 18:58Once again composing himself, he remains floating in the same spot, his eyes wide open.
308. 19:01Just as he was floating there.
309. 19:03At that moment, he hears the sound of someone opening the ship's doors again.
310. 19:08When hear that a small hope is created in him
311. 19:11He thinks maybe the team has come to rescue us
312. 19:15At that moment, he sees a small light in the ship moving here and there
313. 19:20It is only after seeing that that he gains 100% hope.
314. 19:24The divers have come inside
315. 19:26If we don't use this time, there will be no way to save us
316. 19:30He says he wants to give them some kind of signal as much as possible,
317. 19:33And knocks on the iron door next to him with all his energy.
318. 19:39Even though it sounds like a terrible sound to you when I say this,
319. 19:42But he didn't eat or drink for 60 hours, right?
320. 19:45So he doesn't have that much energy
321. 19:47You can easily strike it when there’s just air in between,
322. 19:50But if you have to strike that iron through water
323. 19:52well, it goes without saying just how much force is required.
324. 19:55Harrison can't give that much force
325. 19:58The diver couldn't hear the sound of his knocking at all.
326. 20:03There is no way they can hear it
327. 20:05After all, when descending to a depth of a hundred feet, they don't just go down with their ears wide open, do they?
328. 20:08They are well aware that the pressure becomes extremely high at that depth.
329. 20:10Precisely because of that, they would have been wearing headsets designed to withstand the pressure while underwater. .
330. 20:14Given that, if you ask whether they could hear loud sounds from the surroundings, well, they wouldn't be able to, right?
331. 20:18So they will go to the rescue only after seeing the visuals
332. 20:22But they can't hear the sound
333. 20:25Harrison understands this after beating it a couple of times
334. 20:28So he decides that if we keep going around in the air pocket
335. 20:33It will be like a death trap for us
336. 20:36So even if we can't swim as much as we can
337. 20:39Let's swim towards the direction of the light
338. 20:42Until then, he had been moving around within the air pocket in that bathroom.
339. 20:46He dives into the water and swims towards the direction of the light
340. 20:53Even though he had decided to swim and had plunged into the water,
341. 20:55If one were to ask whether he had the energy to actually swim forward, the truth is he lacked that energy as well.
342. 21:00That is precisely why, after swimming just a short distance, his limbs began to go limp.
343. 21:04Realizing he could swim no further, he simply stopped.
344. 21:08As soon as he stopped, his hands began to drift upwards.
345. 21:11It was at that moment, as his hand rose and became visible,
346. 21:13That the event mentioned in the introduction occurred.
347. 21:16A diver, who was some distance away, spotted the hand.
348. 21:18He immediately signaled that a hand was visible and moved closer to it.
349. 21:23Just as the diver approached, Harrison noticed a light moving towards him.
350. 21:28Realizing the diver was now very close, he suddenly reached out and gripped the diver's hand tightly.
351. 21:34The very next instant, summoning every ounce of his remaining energy, he threw his arms around the diver in a desperate embrace.
352. 21:40The diver was left speechless and breathless by the encounter.
353. 21:43It was nothing short of a massive miracle;
354. 21:45The "million-dollar question" in his mind was how a human being could possibly have survived for 60 hours, a hundred feet beneath the ocean's surface.
355. 21:53But even if it's a million dollar question, it's a miracle
356. 21:55That is precisely why he signals that he is alive.
357. 21:59As soon as he does so, divers from the surrounding area quickly rush to his location.
358. 22:02Once there, the biggest challenge they face is figuring out how to bring him safely to the surface.
359. 22:08Yes, the divers are well aware that bringing Harrison up to the surface while he is in this condition would be fatal.
360. 22:15As previously mentioned, the pressure at a depth of one hundred feet is immense;
361. 22:18simply surviving under such high pressure for this long is a remarkable feat in itself
362. 22:21Especially considering he has endured these high-pressure conditions for the last three days.
363. 22:24So the divers can see that his blood is full of nitrogen
364. 22:29Not only that, the divers can also see that every nerve in his body is tight
365. 22:34So if he is taken from this high pressure to the low pressure without any safety
366. 22:40The nitrogen in his blood starts to come out like a bubble in the water
367. 22:45That alone would cause his blood vessel to burst.
368. 22:47To put it more clearly, it would cause it to shatter into smithereens in a truly gruesome manner.
369. 22:52So, they communicate while underwater and reach a decision. That decision involves lowering a special diving mask from the surface for Harrison to put on.
370. 22:58After he was retrieved, he wasn't brought straight to the surface; instead, he was lifted gradually.
371. 23:04Rather than being placed in a room with normal atmospheric conditions,
372. 23:07He was put into a specialized decompression chamber in ship where the pressure is strictly controlled.
373. 23:13The plan was to keep him there until the nitrogen levels in his body stabilized and returned to normal before bringing him out.
374. 23:20This process reportedly took about two days.
375. 23:23During those two days, the nitrogen accumulated in his body was safely eliminated without causing any harm,
376. 23:28Allowing his body to return to its natural state.
377. 23:31Once he had recovered, he was able to recount exactly what had happened on the ship
378. 23:37And learned that eleven people had lost their lives.
379. 23:40It was revealed that Harrison was the only one who had survived for nearly three days at a depth of 100 feet.
380. 23:46What makes this truly miraculous is that he didn't just survive by chance;
381. 23:49He emerged alive after triumphing over both science and nature.
382. 23:54So don't forget to comment below what you think about this incredible survival incident
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