Harrison Okene Survives 60 Hours on the Seabed
Harrison Okene survived 60 hours on the seabed in an air pocket after the tugboat Jascon-4 capsized off Nigeria in 2013.
True stories that sound like a movie: accidents, survivals and coincidences, documented with sources.
Harrison Okene survived 60 hours on the seabed in an air pocket after the tugboat Jascon-4 capsized off Nigeria in 2013.
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