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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, 06:35 AM
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