You are twelve, clinging to a fuselage shard-do you leave to find shore?
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You are twelve, clinging to a fuselage shard-do you leave to find shore?
In this episode, we hear the nine-hour night a young girl spent alone on the open sea after an airliner struck the water, and how she survived minute by minute in the dark. What does it take to stay alive when the only story you can carry keeps you afloat?
Date: June 30, 2009
Person: Bahia Bakari
Location: Nine miles north of Grande Comore, Indian Ocean
Event: Yemenia Flight 626 crash
Cause: Unstabilized approach; pilot error
- A twelve-year-old, with a fractured pelvis and collarbone and burns on her knees, floats holding a piece of fuselage without a life vest.
- She believes she fell out of the plane by pressing her forehead too hard against the window and thinks the crash was her fault.
- Voices from other survivors call in the dark but gradually go silent as the hours pass and the ocean takes them.
- The Comoros had no national rescue vessels and called commercial and private ships; a watchman on Sima Com Two hears a small voice in the debris field.
- Dawn finds her still clinging to wreckage nine hours after the collision, fuel in her mouth and no visible shore.
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