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A video has been released showing a Nigerian man being rescued by divers after he was trapped in a sunken boat for two and a half days.
According to reports, Harrison Okene (29) was in the toilet when he felt the boat sink because of rough seas but quickly found an air pocket so he could breathe.
Okene, who is said to have been a cook on the boat, was reportedly trapped for 60 hours in 30 metre-deep sea water and survived by taking sips of Coca-Cola.
Of the 12 people on board, 10 bodies have been found and Okene is thought to be the only survivor.
Okene said he could smell the decomposing bodies of his crew members and could hear the fish eating the corpses.
The Jascon-4 capsized on 26 May 2013, some 32km off the coast of Nigeria
Watch Video below
Okene, who is said to have been a cook on the boat, was reportedly trapped for 60 hours in 30 metre-deep sea water and survived by taking sips of Coca-Cola.
Of the 12 people on board, 10 bodies have been found and Okene is thought to be the only survivor.
Okene said he could smell the decomposing bodies of his crew members and could hear the fish eating the corpses.
The Jascon-4 capsized on 26 May 2013, some 32km off the coast of Nigeria
Watch Video below
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