What happened during the voyage?

19291On October 26th, when Australia in the southern hemisphere was full of spring, a British clipper named Mamede set sail from Sydney Harbour with 2/kloc-0 sailors. They never dreamed that the voyage was unlucky.

Nothing happened four days before sailing. On the afternoon of the fifth day, the situation changed suddenly, the wind was blowing hard and the sea was very stormy. A huge wave capsized the sailboat and 2 1 sailors all fell into the water. They struggled tenaciously between life and death. A few hours later, they climbed up a rock exhausted, 2 1 everyone was a fortune teller. Three days later, when 2 1 sailors were starving to death, they were found and rescued by a ship named "Seaford Huya".

Everyone had a narrow escape, and the joy was not over. On the third day, the Seaford Huya also ran aground and capsized. Coincidentally, eight hours later, the Gabbana Reddy found them and saved everyone on board. Unexpectedly, just three hours before the crew recovered their strength, the Jibana Le Di caught fire suddenly, and the crew had to jump into the lifeboat in panic to escape. Just as they were floating on the sea cold and hungry, an Australian speedboat rescued them again. Is there any connection between the death and the crew of the Kumat? The question has just been raised. 18 hours later, the Kumat was hit by a storm and sank to the bottom of the sea. The crew jumped into the sea again and struggled. Soon, they were lucky enough to be rescued by the mail ship Cupid, and everyone was very excited. But it's too early to be happy. Unexpectedly, Cupid hit the rocks again. This time, all five captains and 123 crew members fell into the water.

Despair, waiting to die. Who would have thought that luck is coming again! The British passenger ship Kitty Op Ritz came, and it became a lifesaver, so that the crew was finally rescued for the fifth time.

This is a rare and incredible thing in the history of navigation. In just two weeks, five consecutive distress and five rescues, no one died! This coincidence is really a bit bizarre.