A survivor of the Chapecoense plane disaster in 2016 survives again in a catastrophe that killed 22 people

The English newspaper "Daily Star" reported today that one of the six survivors of the Brazilian Chapecoense plane crash in Medellin, Colombia, in 2016, raised many astonishment again, after he survived a certain death after a bus crash killed 22 people.

Erwin Tumiri had survived a certain death after the plane crashed 5 years ago, killing 71 people, including the team's coaching staff and 19 players, in November 2016. For the second time, a new life is written for Tommeri (30 years old), after he came out alive. A bus crashed near a hillside on the outskirts of the Bolivian city of Cochamba, where 52 people were riding the bus, before it collapsed and crashed, killing 22 people, and suffering 30 different injuries, between serious and light, including Tomiri, who was transferred to the hospital to receive First aid, as he was not seriously injured.

Tommyre, who previously worked on the crew who flew the Chapecoense plane, said that during his travel on the bus he was listening to music, before the screams of people louder, after the bus started shaking strongly and derailed, to crash after that.

It is noteworthy that Chapecoense was on his way to Colombia to participate in a match in the "Black Americana" Cup, and only six people survived, including Tommyre and another employee, as well as three players, goalkeeper Jackson Raknar, who had one of his legs amputated, as well as journalist Rafael Henzel, He died three years after the accident, due to a heart attack.

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