posted on Feb, 2 2005 @ 12:35 PM
Amazingly, 38 days after the devistating tsunami, 9 people have been rescued from a remote Indian island. The 9 survived on coconuts and coconut
milk. The Indian police, who went to the island to look for bodies, and after trecking 8 miles into the island's interior, spotted the survivors
www.cnn.com
Nine men, women and teenagers have been discovered by police in India's remote Campbell Bay island, after spending 38 days wandering across villages
flattened by the Asian tsunami, an officer said.
The nine from the Nicobarese tribe -- five males, two women and two teenage girls -- are the newest survivors in Asia's devastating December 26
tsunamis.
"They were sitting in the forest when we saw them, and they just ran to us, without saying anything," Inspector Shaukat Hussain told The Associated
Press on Wednesday by telephone from Campbell Bay, the only town in Great Nicobar, India's southernmost island.
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It's amazing what the human spirit can do. All hope of finding any more survivors had been lost weeks ago, and now they find 9 people surviving on
a remote island. Perhaps search and rescue missions will pick up a bit with this news.
[edit on 2-2-2005 by Banshee]