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In stormy weather off the coast of Nigeria fishing sank ship “Jaskon-4”. None of the 12 crew members managed to leave ship, and Nigerian divers had to lift their bodies from depth 30 meters to pass on to relatives. Team Leader Tony Walker says: “Three days have passed, and we no longer calculated. We just had to get out of the wreck seafarers’ bodies. “A diver who has seen a lot in his lifetime says that he will never forget how one of the “dead” crew members Jascon 4 grabbed his hand. It turned out that ship coca Harrison Okin, after the wave turned the ship over, succeeded get to the air cushion – a small amount of air, gathered under the ceiling. 60 hours a man spent at a depth of 30 meters among dead comrades in complete darkness, trying as best as possible spend precious oxygen more economically. All this time mister Okin prayed, and on the third day of waiting, God heard him, sending to the ship a team of divers. With Mr. Diving Bell Okin was raised to the surface. Experienced sailors claim that Okin set a record for forced confinement in an underwater trap. Himself Mr. Okin declares that he will never go to sea again. Their he plans to realize culinary talents now not on the ship, but in the kitchen of one of the hotels.
