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Just got word of this terrible air India crash just outside of a city called Amdabad.

A not a very well-known city in India. India is mainly known for Mumbai, New Delhi, Calcutta, now called Kolkara.

But the plane takes off 200 or so passengers on board, and it crashes just minutes, moments after being in the air.

Now, how this one guy survived, I'll have no idea.

This is a guy, apparently an Indian guy, but a British national, he's sitting in seat 11A.

The plane, by the way, plows into a building to

such a degree that the plane is sticking out the back of the building. This is the kind of crash

for which you expect no survivors. And initially they announced that there weren't any. But evidently,

this one guy makes it. Not only makes it, but he walks off the plane. He's bruised

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