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i heard about the crash in ethiopia, but i had no clue that there was another crash within four months or so. i would prefer that they take a caution approach. i read it in the newspaper yesterday. so we re fully aware. and we have flown on that plane prior and never had a problem. when your time is up, your time is up. there is nothing that you can do about it. reporter: and this is it because now we re starting to hear about who was affect would by the tragic event of flight 302. 35 nations affected and we re hearing now about the first americans identified. there are brothers and also a second year medical student out of east tennessee state university college of medicine. and there was another incredible story of a young greek man who actually because of his punctuality had missed the flight and he says in his message on facebook that this was his lucky day.
have they heard, what have they read. here s what some are saying. people were nervous. a lot of reading on the paper and also the internet. i don t think we have the option to change our mind. i heard about the crash in ethiop ethiopia, but i had no clue that there was another crash within four months or so. i would prefer that they take a caution approach. i read it in the newspaper yesterday. so we re fully aware. and we have flown on that plane prior and never had a problem. when your time is up, your time is up. there is nothing that you can do about it. reporter: and of course we started to get news as well about the very first miles per hours that hahave beeaeeen iden. we have brothers and as well as a second year medical resident at tennessee state university. but then there was also an incredible story of survival by shear luck, a young greek man shared something on facebook
samuelsson like his wife, maya, was born here in ethiopia. so when is the last time you were in ethiopia? four years ago, and you can tell it s changed. changed a lot. i m interested in seeing an african country that was never colonized. it was never taken by europe. no, that sense of pride, you really hit the nail on the head. i mean, that sense of pride is also the sense of that everyone wants to come back. how does it feel coming back? is it weird at all? you feel like you re coming home? it is weird, but end of the day, i always love it. i miss it. one foot of me is, like, just ethiopian, but then the other foot is so swedish or american at this point, right? you do not speak the language, or any of the dialects. you ve since come back, reconnected with family. yeah. but it must be weird to, i mean it is. to you need a translator.
she would have followed the tradition of the country. second grade. that s it. uh-huh. what after that? you stay, you work at home. it s been very enriching and loving, you know, for us, and we have a purpose. you know, we know what our goal is. our goal is to get them through school. you re looking at a chemist in a couple of months. whatever new ethiopia you see, they re it. farmers coming in, and going to school, and now have options.