Central Africa, at Your Own Risk | Deadliest Journeys

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• WE

  @Wefixairplane · 2 years ago

  Favorite quote from the Driver: “WHAT EVER THE LENGTH OF THE NIGHT, THE SUN SHALL SURELY RISE”

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• MI

  @mikeburton1703 · 1 year ago

  i have to say that who -ever filmed this should win an academy award......

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• TH

  @this.is.picnic · 1 month ago (edited)

  As a random Malaysian who happens to hyperfixate on central africa region, this is very moving. The more i watch, the worse it gets 😭 these people are so strong omg <br><br>like what do you mean you have to stand in the crowded truck for 18 hours straight with uneven road 😭🥲

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• HA

  @Harlan1973 · 1 year ago

  When I watch documentaries like this, and see people who struggle through every day, and everything seems to be a barrier to be overcome yet they still maintain a positive attitude and don&apos;t give up, I am so humbled and thankful for all that I have.

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• SE

  @senjukawaragi5781 · 6 months ago

  After watching a lot of documentaries, it convinced me that politicians are the most selfish and greedy people in this planet!

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• TH

  @TheJellymonty · 7 months ago

  <b>After watching this, I will NEVER complain about anything again. I am so grateful for the life I have and my heart hurts for these people. No one should live like this.</b> 😢🥺

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• NE

  @nelsonnelson4389 · 2 years ago

  I am a Kenyan but this suffering of our African brother&apos;s and sisters make me tears am proud to a Kenyan but I pray one day one time you brother&apos;s and sisters you will happy .

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• RI

  @riggs9 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I am in Emergency in the hospital in Vancouver BC Canada<br>For heart problems…<br>I am watching this waiting for tests in disbelief on how much suffering they have to endure to be seen by a doctor <br>Makes me realize how fortunate and grateful I am to be in this country dealing with my health problems with a structured medical system to help me<br>God bless those people who are not as fortunate as I<br>I am counting my blessings

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• SA

  @sammurphy3343 · 1 year ago

  While sad, the way humans adapt and grow ingenuity is amazing.

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• IN

  @IN_and_OUT · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m from Ghana in West Africa, I&apos;ve never witnessed or experienced hardship like this. I&apos;m forever grateful, I hope everything works well for my fellow African brothers and sisters.

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• BI

  @billquishfynn9038 · 1 year ago

  It breaks me to see the mom walking with the sick baby. My heart is shattered to see people in this situation.

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• JU

  @JustAjy · 8 months ago (edited)

  This video really hits hard. The war may be “over,” but for ordinary people, the struggle clearly isn’t. No proper roads, no ambulances, sick people risking their lives on motorcycles &nbsp;that’s not recovery, that’s survival mode, The most ironic part is how a country rich in resources still leaves its people isolated like this. Respect to their resilience.

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