A policeman identified as one of the girl's rescuers told France's Europe 1 radio that the teenager was seen swimming in choppy waters in the middle of bodies and plane debris around 4:00 am (0100 GMT). The girl lives in the French southern city of Marseille and was travelling with her mother to the Comoros, according to a Comoran community group in France.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
14-year old girl survives Yemen plane crash, in hospital
MORONI: A 14-year-old girl who survived the Yemenia airline crash on Tuesday was being treated in a hospital in the Comoros islands, a Red Cross
spokeswoman said, as details of her dramatic rescue emerged. "The girl, aged 14, has arrived at the El Maarouf hospital. We were told that her condition is not worrisome," Red Cross spokeswoman Ramulati Ben Ali said. Ben Ali said only one survivor had been found so far after the Yemeni Airbus jet with 153 people crashed into the Indian Ocean as it came in to land in the Comoros islands.
A policeman identified as one of the girl's rescuers told France's Europe 1 radio that the teenager was seen swimming in choppy waters in the middle of bodies and plane debris around 4:00 am (0100 GMT). The girl lives in the French southern city of Marseille and was travelling with her mother to the Comoros, according to a Comoran community group in France.
A policeman identified as one of the girl's rescuers told France's Europe 1 radio that the teenager was seen swimming in choppy waters in the middle of bodies and plane debris around 4:00 am (0100 GMT). The girl lives in the French southern city of Marseille and was travelling with her mother to the Comoros, according to a Comoran community group in France.
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