🔴It’s clear! The only man who survived the plane crash in India explained from his hospital bed that “I didn’t open the emergency door and jumped out.”
Here are the full words after regaining consciousness, describing the incident and how he managed to escape from the abyss of death, with his eyes filled with fear that has not disappeared.
“Everything happened in front of me and I didn’t want to believe that I could survive. At that time, I thought I might be dead, but when I opened my eyes, I realized that I was actually alive. I tried to unbuckle my seat belt and escape the scene. The flight attendant and all the passengers were lying dead in front of me. After just 1 minute of takeoff, I suddenly felt like the plane was stuck for about 5 to 10 seconds. I thought something had happened. During the flight, green and white lights appeared all over. I felt that the plane’s engine was accelerating again, but it crashed into a tall building. Where I was sitting, it was on the ground, and the rest of the plane was not. “All I know is that I’m on the ground. I saw a big hole outside the plane and it hit the emergency exit and it broke, so I jumped out. On the other side, it was against the wall of the building, so no one could escape.”
Ramesh Viswashkumar, a 40-year-old British Indian, was sitting in seat 11A, next to the emergency exit. All 240 passengers and crew members died, and he was the only survivor and is recovering in hospital.
Source: NBC News
