nooooo the last photo noooooooooo why must this happen to children
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nooooo the last photo noooooooooo why must this happen to children
14 confirmed dead yet no one be else has been rescued? dno if that's people who they are only just confirming or people who were rescued and died after?
keeping up to date on here http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-n...r-live-3418429
theres a 5 year old girl been rescued but her parents and 6 yr old brother weren't so idk what happened there, she must have been alone if they weren't rescued with her?? :/
o n that lady in 3rd pic found that her son was recused btw @karter; phew
quite sickening to see all the cameras pointing at that woman in the last one :/ leave her be :( people don't need to be bombarded with cameras when they're finding out if their friends and family r still alive or notQuote:
Originally Posted by buttons
people could be alive if there are air pockets in the boatQuote:
Originally Posted by buttons
other than that they can't confirm a death unless they have a body, unless thats what you mean, whats taking so long to pull out bodies?
ok this is hard to describe
they were reporting 179 survivors removed in the first day, after that they haven't pulled anyone else out dead/alive have they? because every report still says 179 have been rescued
2 confirmed dead early on then 9 then 14, so did they pull out 14 dead in the first few hours just couldn't confirm it?
18 confirmed now, unless they're being found in the water
why dont all boats have special rooms with tanks of air so people can survive for weeks
this happens too much
Have you ever tried looking for items in the ocean at night time? It's not an easy task and the temperatures and current weather hasn't been helping them.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttons
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Money and I don't even know if that would help realistically.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kyle
You'd have to effectively build a submarine inside every ship. Not exactly cheap, practical or even all that helpful 99% of the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kyle
Such a sad story :(
Obviously no-one yet knows what really happened but the captain maybe thought the ship would stabilise. If the ship really did tilt as quickly as reports are suggesting then it would have been pretty impossible to use the life boats etc. and with the water being so cold and the currents being so strong, people would probably have died of hypothermia had they jumped in the sea. He probably feared the chaos that would ensue had he told them to evacuate straight awayQuote:
Originally Posted by cupcake
some people jumped into sea as it was going down and some that jumped got rescued idk about them all, there's not much detail
i think they only used 1 out of 47 of the lifeboats on the ferry
& the captain is under fire cause he told them to stay on the ferry then he was one of the first to go out and get rescued, captains are supposed to wait until everyone is off before they go apparently.. but he's a 68 year old man or somethin what else was he to do