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by Scorpion » Tue, 21 Mar 2006 12:04 am
Surviors from tsunami tragedy. CNN, Singapore on 29 December 2004.
Martin Maussner and his family were airlifted by helicopter from Unawatuna, a small fishing village on the southern coast of Sri Lanka. Though not seriously injured, the children were visibly shaken.
Ms Nathalie Jacob Maussner said: "They were scared, they did not want to live alone and 'please mama, wake me up, the big wave is coming' and they have also got vomitting, and they are cold and tired, and they just want to rest now."
Second year Engineering undergraduate Oozie Koo and 22 others were part of a marine conservation project on Surin Island. They had extended their stay to go diving at the Similans but the expedition was called off five minutes before they hit the waters.
"We heard from the dive master that the diving was cancelled. At first we were initially puzzled and eventually when we heard what happened, we were quite worried," he said.
The Lee family, who were also at the Similans, felt they cheated death.
When u Need Someone to Be Beside u And No One Is Around Just Gaze Up In The Sky,u Might Not See Me But Be Sure That We r Under The Same Sky,I wl'd Never B 2 Far....
The Times magazine had reported that Mr.Marshall one of the victims of the Staten Island ferry crash was a 9/11 survivor, 
.... Have anyone really cheated death before . 
bullet was never found...just got a small gouged hole on my side..hehehe..