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4ormidable:
My brother when GOD choose you...nothing fit go otherwise o...

I want to think that the story of "Jonah" and "Saul" should be familiar to you..

Happy Father's Day!!

GanagiBitrus:
To Religious Folks; God saved him.

To Superstitious Folks; the man get Odeshi.

To Atheists; he was lucky

To Scientists; a combination of seat location, crash dynamics, structural damage, and human reaction combined to create a rare escape window.

Bittersweetnig:
yes, that makes him an extraordinary human just like David. David went through many dangerous situations

AngelicBeing:
Chai....................................................l don't know what to say, How come, he was the only survivor, if l say It was God , does it mean, God hates the rest that died?
.who am l to question THE ALMIGHTY GOD, The ways of God are mysterious, it reminds me of another young girl that survived a plane crash in the Atlantic Ocean, it was AIR FRANCE that crashed years ago into the Atlantic Ocean but this young Muslim girl was the only survivor, The ways of God are indeed mysterious, these guy might be a Hindu, Buddhist or Muslim or Christian or a Non Believer

Afrobasic:
I really have doubts about this guy's story. Sole survivor walking away totally unhurt. Something smells fishy Seems to me he wasn't even on the plane to begin with, possibly a bystander who got bruised by debris.

iswallker:
Chaaaai,..,....................,...................space bookers presidoooooooooooooooooooo...

lonelydora:
While we await the investigation report.

Here are possible issues:
1. Wrong flaps setting
2. Bird strike
3. Engine explosion

Both pilots are experienced, so pilot error is eliminated

GanagiBitrus:
To Religious Folks; God saved him.

To Superstitious Folks; the man get Odeshi.

To Atheists; he was lucky

To Scientists; a combination of seat location, crash dynamics, structural damage, and human reaction combined to create a rare escape window.

autoez:
God is great. Nobody can ever understand the power of God no matter how much we dig. Reminds me of Kechi Okwuchi of Sosoliso Airline crash

GanagiBitrus:
To Religious Folks; God saved him.

To Superstitious Folks; the man get Odeshi.

To Atheists; he was lucky

To Scientists; a combination of seat location, crash dynamics, structural damage, and human reaction combined to create a rare escape window.

Glimpsetv:
The only person who survived the tragic Air India crash, Vishwashkumar Ramesh, described the terrifying moment the plane failed to take off properly—and his complete disbelief at surviving it.

Ramesh, a British citizen with Indian roots, was on board the flight bound for London. The plane crashed just moments after departing from Ahmedabad, a city in northwestern India, on Thursday afternoon. Tragically, 241 people on the aircraft lost their lives, along with at least 29 people on the ground. By late Friday, rescue workers had found 25 more bodies in the wreckage.

This crash is now considered one of India’s deadliest aviation disasters. It was also the first crash involving a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner since the aircraft was introduced in 2009, according to the Aviation Safety Network.

Speaking from a government hospital, Ramesh told India’s national broadcaster what he remembered. According to him, the aircraft seemed to freeze in the air just seconds after takeoff. He recalled green and white lights flashing and the engines roaring, but the plane failed to climb. It then crashed into a residential building that housed a medical college hostel.

He witnessed the horrifying sight of passengers and crew members dying around him. His own brother, who was traveling with him, was among those who didn’t survive.

Ramesh had been seated in seat 11A. That part of the plane slammed into the ground floor of the building. After the impact, he quickly unbuckled his seatbelt and managed to push himself out through a nearby open door.

“When I opened my eyes, I couldn’t believe I was still alive,” he said. He remembered seeing pieces of the destroyed plane scattered all around.

Though injured, especially with burns on his left hand, Ramesh somehow walked away from the crash site—still in shock. A few local residents saw him and helped him reach an ambulance, which rushed him to the hospital.

Back home, his family was in turmoil. His other brother, Nayan Kumar Ramesh, told Sky News that Ramesh had video-called their father shortly after the crash. “He said, ‘The plane crashed. I can’t find my brother. I don’t see any passengers. I don’t even know how I’m alive or how I got out,’” Nayan recalled.

Ramesh also contacted relatives in Leicester, UK. His cousin, Ajay Valgi, said Ramesh only told the family that he was okay. "He just said he's fine—nothing more," Valgi said. Ramesh is married and has a young son. The family, while thankful for his survival, remains heartbroken over the loss of his brother.

India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, visited the crash site on Friday. He also met Ramesh in the hospital. “I told him what I saw,” said Ramesh. “He asked me about my health.”

According to Dr. Dhaval Gameti, Ramesh had multiple injuries and was initially confused but was now stable and out of danger. He even kept his boarding pass with him while in the hospital.

“He’s recovering well and could be discharged very soon,” Dr. Gameti confirmed.

Eyewitnesses were stunned to see the lone survivor—bruised, burned, but alive—limping his way to the ambulance that carried him away from the scene of so much tragedy.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYC7yMMrg8U?si=BA5EblAaIbJE5gd-

achimendy:
Grace of God did it.

Not everyone have that grace. Out of 274 people onboard only one person survived. Only those those that underestimate the miraculous power of God that won't see it that way.

blackboy:
According to scientist/engineers his seat location was a location for him to least likely survive.

KennethOkonkwo:
To religious scientist, seat location,crash dynamics,structural damage and human reactions factors couldn't have worked together in a so organized manner to produce that wonderful result except their is force and energy behind it and someone coordinating those 2 entities. That someone is God.)


Newton first law of motion = Object wil continue to be in state of inertia untill acted upon by a force.
What produces force is ENERGY

First Law of conservation of energy=Energy can not be created nor destroyed but can be converted from one form to the other

So how did the first Energy come about before we started converting it from one form to the other?

Even in the big bang theory of creation of the universe that was supported by the Quran.The big explosion couldn't have occured by chance.Some activated the explosion.

If someone is a scientist and the believe in God is not strengthened by that science then you don't understand that science in the first place.

Eagleways:
to the scientist, count or tell us how many people that had sat on that seat in the past and survived.
Fools say that there is no God.

For the rest, they are just confusing themselves.

BafanaBafana:
So God decided to kill 270 people in one day but pitied one guy?

Bahamas95:
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GanagiBitrus:
To Religious Folks; God saved him.

To Superstitious Folks; the man get Odeshi.

To Atheists; he was lucky

To Scientists; a combination of seat location, crash dynamics, structural damage, and human reaction combined to create a rare escape window.

GanagiBitrus:
Every crash has its unique crash dynamics.
If an in-flight video of the crash is slowed down and analysed, you will see that his seat location received minimal impact force to avert death.

If he had sat at a different location, he would not have survived.

Glimpsetv:
The only person who survived the tragic Air India crash, Vishwashkumar Ramesh, described the terrifying moment the plane failed to take off properly—and his complete disbelief at surviving it.

Ramesh, a British citizen with Indian roots, was on board the flight bound for London. The plane crashed just moments after departing from Ahmedabad, a city in northwestern India, on Thursday afternoon. Tragically, 241 people on the aircraft lost their lives, along with at least 29 people on the ground. By late Friday, rescue workers had found 25 more bodies in the wreckage.

This crash is now considered one of India’s deadliest aviation disasters. It was also the first crash involving a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner since the aircraft was introduced in 2009, according to the Aviation Safety Network.

Speaking from a government hospital, Ramesh told India’s national broadcaster what he remembered. According to him, the aircraft seemed to freeze in the air just seconds after takeoff. He recalled green and white lights flashing and the engines roaring, but the plane failed to climb. It then crashed into a residential building that housed a medical college hostel.

He witnessed the horrifying sight of passengers and crew members dying around him. His own brother, who was traveling with him, was among those who didn’t survive.

Ramesh had been seated in seat 11A. That part of the plane slammed into the ground floor of the building. After the impact, he quickly unbuckled his seatbelt and managed to push himself out through a nearby open door.

“When I opened my eyes, I couldn’t believe I was still alive,” he said. He remembered seeing pieces of the destroyed plane scattered all around.

Though injured, especially with burns on his left hand, Ramesh somehow walked away from the crash site—still in shock. A few local residents saw him and helped him reach an ambulance, which rushed him to the hospital.

Back home, his family was in turmoil. His other brother, Nayan Kumar Ramesh, told Sky News that Ramesh had video-called their father shortly after the crash. “He said, ‘The plane crashed. I can’t find my brother. I don’t see any passengers. I don’t even know how I’m alive or how I got out,’” Nayan recalled.

Ramesh also contacted relatives in Leicester, UK. His cousin, Ajay Valgi, said Ramesh only told the family that he was okay. "He just said he's fine—nothing more," Valgi said. Ramesh is married and has a young son. The family, while thankful for his survival, remains heartbroken over the loss of his brother.

India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, visited the crash site on Friday. He also met Ramesh in the hospital. “I told him what I saw,” said Ramesh. “He asked me about my health.”

According to Dr. Dhaval Gameti, Ramesh had multiple injuries and was initially confused but was now stable and out of danger. He even kept his boarding pass with him while in the hospital.

“He’s recovering well and could be discharged very soon,” Dr. Gameti confirmed.

Eyewitnesses were stunned to see the lone survivor—bruised, burned, but alive—limping his way to the ambulance that carried him away from the scene of so much tragedy.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYC7yMMrg8U?si=BA5EblAaIbJE5gd-

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autoez:
God is great. Nobody can ever understand the power of God no matter how much we dig. Reminds me of Kechi Okwuchi of Sosoliso Airline crash