IN A MINUTE: Chinese woman lost at sea rescued after 37 hours

A Chinese woman who was swept out to sea in an inflatable float was rescued by the Japanese coastguard after being adrift for 37 hours.
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[@Kathryn1988]

Glad she’s okay. ❤ She must of been so afraid.

[@makasii]

HAVE been

[@OliverMacau]

crazy how the cargo ship was able to see her

[@peterwong5993]

Most probably they will inform any ships near the area to look for her, and the inflatable most probably is bright in color.

[@gwent5914]

So glad she is safe and thanks Japanese coastguards for rescuing her.

[@Glance852]

I’m confused… who’s filming the video?

[@user-qr7sv6sc7d]

🙏🌷👍That Is an intelligent insightful question. Too many videos in the social media with critical moments, who are filming them? Seems impossible, could it be pre-planned?
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[@shrekswamp1358]

​@@user-qr7sv6sc7dhelmet mounted camera you dingus

[@Black-jv2fv]

So instead of just ditching her inflatable boat when it was drifting away at the beach, she stayed on it kuz she didnt wanna lose $$$

[@juanblanco7898]

Maybe she couldn't swim?

[@Black-jv2fv]

@@juanblanco7898 why would she go out on an inflatable boat then lol

[@ruekurei88]

@@Black-jv2fv Because she wanted to enjoy the water? People who can't swim usually just use flotation devices. That and swimming back to shore when being dragged out to sea by the tide is easier said than done.

[@FoquroC31]

She would've probably drifted away anyway

[@Black-jv2fv]

@@ruekurei88 if you can't swim don't go out on a inflatable boat lol