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[Cyprus Times] Coronavirus spared a woman from the Boeing 737 that crashed in China

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"I'm in a complicated mood right now. My hands are shaking."

An incredible story has come to light regarding a woman who escaped from the Boeing 737 that crashed in China. According to the Daily Mail, the passenger surnamed Xin had to take a coronavirus test as she lived in Yunnan, a high-risk area, and as a result she had to change her flight for the next day.

"I'm in a complicated mood right now. My hands are shaking and I can't type. Thank you for your concern,", he wrote on social media.

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The life-saving refund

Xin's case is not the only one, as another man did not board the fateful China Eastern Airlines flight MU5735 from Kunming to Guangzhou.

Specifically, the man surnamed Huang said he changed his mind about boarding the plane at the last minute after his scheduled flight was cancelled.

And instead of accepting the airline's offer to fly on the doomed plane, the 24-year-old asked for a refund and his life was simply saved.


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