Mystery of Flight 571 | World's Greatest Miracle | Dhruv Rathee - Deepstash
Mystery of Flight 571 | World's Greatest Miracle | Dhruv Rathee

Mystery of Flight 571 | World's Greatest Miracle | Dhruv Rathee

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ROBERT CANNESA

"Don't wait for the helicopters to rescue you"

ROBERT CANNESA

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Survival Against Odds

Survival Against Odds

In 1972, a plane carrying 45 passengers, including rugby players, crashed into the Andes. Faced with harsh conditions, 33 passengers initially survived, but bad circumstances quickly tested their resilience.

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ROBERT CANNESSA

"I had to survive at 19 so I could help others with their own 'mountains' so that they could also have a chance"

ROBERT CANNESSA

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Resourcefulness and Adaptation

Resourcefulness and Adaptation

The survivors endured extreme cold, snow blindness, starvation and avalanches, creatively using the plane's wreckage and their surroundings for shelter and sustenance. They ultimately resorted to eating deceased friends and family members, highlighting their desperate will to survive.

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Hope in Despair

Hope in Despair

Their turning point came when a transistor radio provided news of rescue operations. After realizing no help was imminent, survivors resolved to seek aid themselves, showcasing the power of determination.

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NANDO PARRADO

As we used to say in the mountains, "Breathe. Breathe again. With every breath, you are alive." After all these years, this still the best advice I can give you: Savor your existence. Live every moment. Do not waste a breath

NANDO PARRADO

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A Journey Towards Rescue

A Journey Towards Rescue

Three survivors embarked on a dangerous journey over the mountains without gear or experience. After a difficult trek, they encountered a local farmer who initiated a rescue mission. Their persistence led to the eventual rescue of 16 survivors.

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ROBERT CANNESSA

One of the things that was destroyed when we crashed into the mountain was our connection to society. But our ties to one another grew stronger every day. What we did was stabilize the injury and stitch together new ties made of metal and glass, of strength and sensitivity, of intelligence and emotion, to protect us as a group and not as isolated individuals. We survived together, like separate organs working together to save the body as a whole.

ROBERT CANNESSA

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Lessons of Humanity

Lessons of Humanity

This extraordinary story highlights themes of hope, endurance, and the resilience of the human spirit, proving that with determination and unity, even the most impossible challenges can be overcomed. 

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Discover the inspiring story of endurance and human spirit from the 1972 Andes plane crash.

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