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And today we're counting down our picks for the people who survived more than one disaster.

At £6.15 ounces.

This little girl is a survivor, and we'll have a big story to tell one day when she gets older.

But when this Swedish couple and their baby left home for a four month long honeymoon trip, they couldn't have imagined the troubles ahead for this list.

We're looking at some truly unlucky people or lucky, depending on how you look at it, who were unfortunate enough to suffer through more than one disaster.

Luckily, though they made it out alive.

Which of these stories is your favorite?

Let us know in the comments below number eight Rock Mood Saiful Bahri This Indonesian man survived two separate tsunamis.

The first was the Boxing Day tsunami of 2000 and four that killed nearly 228,000 people across 14 countries.

An earthquake off the coast of Indonesia triggered a tsunami that surged across the Indian Ocean and reached as far as the coast of Africa.

Whole sections of cities were destroyed.

Fortunately, Bari was not among the victims.

His life slowly returned to normal until 2018, when Bari was visiting the island city of Palu.

This was the location of the 2018 Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami, which claimed the lives of 4340 people.

People have also been trapped under destroyed homes, hotels and a shopping mall.

Barry felt the earthquake while showering in his hotel room and quickly made his way up to the fifth floor to avoid the resulting wave.

Barry's calm, under pressure and clever thinking resulted in his survival yet again.

Unfortunately, some of his friends were not so lucky.

After running to the ground floor, they were swept up by the tsunami.

It will take Apollo and its residents a long time to recover from what was destroyed in just a matter of seconds, and some wounds may never heal.

He credits his double survival to God, telling the BBC quote.

This shows that God still loves me.

Number seven Ziarul Ferrari remote.

Saiful Bahri is not the only person to have survived to tsunamis.

He shares that distinction with sorrel Ferrari Ferrari was another victim of the Boxing Day tsunami.

His house was destroyed by the water, but Ferrari and his family survived by escaping on a motorcycle.

As he told ABC quote, I was running away from the tsunami back then and thinking that was the end of the world.

He then moved to Japan and became a doctoral student.

Unfortunately, it was here that he was affected by another earthquake and tsunami.

In March of 2011, Japan's Tohoku region was struck by the most powerful earthquake in the country's history, resulting in a tsunami that killed nearly 16,000 people.

In case Anouma, people retreated to a high rise rooftop and could only watch in horror as tsunami waves inundated their city.

Fortunately for Johnny and his family were on campus at the time and were spared the deadly waves.

However, they were still left without power or water.

Number six Casimir Polygamous The story of Casimir Polymers remains hard to verify, but it has been officially reported in a 2004 publication of Ripley's Believe It or Not.

Born in France, Polymers supposedly survived three different shipwrecks in the late 19th century.

The first came in July of 18 75 when the Gene Kathleen sank off the city of Brest, France Tragedy struck again in September 18 80 when the trough rare met disaster in the Bay of Biscay.

Palamos probably should have sworn off ships following a second sinking.

But no, Just 16 months after surviving the wreck of the trough, rare polymers faced disaster yet again, while audience sank off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada, he survived his third and final shipwreck.

And we can only assume never set foot on another ship for the rest of his life.

Someone up there must have really liked Mr Palamos.

Yeah, Number five.

When men Wickham.

Musgrave, If you think Kazimir polymers had it bad, just wait until you hear about this poor man.

When men Wickham Musgrave was a navy midshipman aboard the H.

M s Abu Care.

During the first World War, the Armored Cruiser was patrolling an area of sea off the Dutch coast and was accompanied by the H.

M s Hogue and H m s crazy.

Unfortunately, they came across the infamous German U boat U nine, the submarine torpedo the Abu here, sending like a Musgrave into the water.

He successfully swam to the Hoge, but this, too, was torpedoed soon after his arrival alive.

But weak and tired like a Musgrave swam to the crazy only for this ship to be sunk by torpedo and kind.

Yeah, Christ Congressional leadership objects like Rose in Titanic like a Musgrave, floated on a piece of wood in the open ocean before he was rescued by a trawler.

In the span of just one hour, all three cruisers sank and approximately 1450 people were killed, striking a major blow to the Royal Navy's reputation.

Number four Stefan and Erika Swanstrom.

It should have been the holiday of a lifetime, but when this Swedish couple and their baby left home for a four month long honeymoon trip, they couldn't have imagined the troubles ahead.

This Swedish couple faced the honeymoon from hell in 2011.

The spon streams love to travel, and to commemorate their wedding, they embarked on a four month long adventure honeymoon spanning multiple countries and continents.

They brought their baby daughter, Eleanor, along for the trip.

In Indonesia, they experienced a monsoon that ripped the roof off their bus In Australia.

They faced a bushfire in Perth and then a cyclone in cans, resulting in their evacuation by the Australian Red cross in Japan.

The family of three was in Tokyo during the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami.

They also narrowly missed disaster in Christchurch, New Zealand, as that city was rocked by an earthquake right before their flight There.

They were subsequently redirected to Auckland.

Luckily, the Swanstrom family made it through each misfortune unharmed.

They certainly experienced adventure, but it probably wasn't the type they had in mind.

We also came to Brisbane in Australia, are driving after the floodings, So that's a short deal.

What happened?

Number three Gabriella Cone.

She crossed five states during the first two weeks of her life.

Some people are so unbelievably unlucky that they experienced two devastating hurricanes before they're even a month old.

Little Gabriella Cohn was born on August 2020 17.

That same month, Hurricane Harvey rocked Texas and Louisiana, resulting in $125 billion in damage and over 100 deaths.

Once Hurricane Harvey moved on from Houston, Gabriella's parents, Bruce and Jessica, decided to head to their second home in Miami.

It was then that they learned about Hurricane Irma, a disastrous deadly Category four hurricane just off the coast of Florida.

Feedings at the gas station and diaper changes in the car.

The family of three had to evacuate again, forming in late August.

Irma struck Florida in early September, causing 84 deaths in that state alone.

All told, Irma claimed the lives of at least 134 people.

The cone successfully evacuated Miami and drove to Alabama, where they waited out the devastating storm in a hotel.

Young Gabriella was given the nickname Storm, owing to her penchant for surviving them.

At £6.15 ounces.

This little girl is a survivor, and we'll have a big story to tell one day when she gets older.

Number two Violet Jessup.

It turns out quite a few people have survived multiple shipwrecks.

An Irish man named William Clark survived the sinkings of both the Titanic and the Empress of Ireland.

George Beecham is said to have survived both the Titanic and Lusitania, but neither of these men can compete with Violet Jessup.

Jessup was working as a stewardess on the RMS Olympic when, in 1911 it collided with the H.

M s Hawk.

Luckily, there were no fatalities, but the following year she worked on the Titanic, escaping on lifeboats 16 as it sank God all mighty.

During the first World War, she worked for the British Red Cross and survived the sinking of the H M.

H s Britannic, which hit a deep sea mine.

She had to leap out of her life boat to avoid the ship's propellers.

Despite all this, Jessup returned to work for the White Star line.

She was given the nickname Miss Unsinkable and lived to be 83 years old.

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Number one stone mo Yamaguchi This man has experienced true terror.

I have walked and crawled through the bottom of hell.

I should be dead.

But it was my fate to keep on living, and statistically speaking, he may just be the unluckiest man in history.

Yamaguchi was in Hiroshima on business when the Enola Gay dropped little boy on the city.

The bomb detonated just three kilometers from Yamaguchi's location, resulting in radiation burns, temporary blindness and ruptured ear drums.

Solid matter began to come apart, releasing untold quantities of energy despite the horrific injuries.

Yamaguchi was back at work just three days later in his hometown of Nagasaki while Yamaguchi was discussing the Hiroshima bombing with his boss, Boxcar dropped fat man on the city.

The second bomb was intended for the city of Kokura, but it was too cloudy, so the plane moved on to Nagasaki.

Desperately short of fuel.

The crew released the bomb despite more clouds, despite being just three kilometers away from the bombs.

Detonation?

Yes, again.

Yamaguchi was uninjured.

He was officially recognized by the Japanese government as a survivor of both atomic bombings, and he went on to live a long life, dying in 2010 at age 93.

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