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05-15-2026, 03:27 AM
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Guy Holding on to Rope Attached to Metal Plate Blown High Up in the Air
India. N.M, 50, a laborer and e-rickshaw driver with a wife and five children, was holding on to a piece of a metal shed that got airborne during high winds. He held onto a rope tied to the tin shed to prevent it from blowing away. A massive gust uprooted the entire structure, launching him roughly 50 feet high into the air. He traveled nearly 80 feet horizontally before falling into a water-filled maize field. He miraculously survived the fall but suffered fractures in his arms and legs, along with chest and head trauma. |
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05-15-2026, 05:04 AM
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Re: Guy Holding on to Rope Attached to Metal Plate Blown High Up in the Air
Oh, shit. I thought for sure they'd have to drag or carry his ass away. I was really surprised when they got him up & he kinda halfway started walking away.
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05-15-2026, 10:31 AM
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Re: Guy Holding on to Rope Attached to Metal Plate Blown High Up in the Air
Now, if he can just avoid being electrocuted in the hospital, or killed on the train ride home...
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05-15-2026, 12:06 PM
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Re: Guy Holding on to Rope Attached to Metal Plate Blown High Up in the Air
That’s what you call: “Lift Off”.  |
