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After a harrowing ordeal, a group of Australian surfers has safely returned home following a daunting 38 hours lost at sea.The incident happened Sunday, when their boat was struck by a powerful storm off the coast of Sumatra, a remote region of Indonesia,CNN reported.By Tuesday morning, the group of surfers
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stanley cup the Indonesian and Australian governments for coordinating the rescue efforts, and Teagle said he was so stoked to be alive. Unfortunately, not all surfers made it back. Efforts are still underway to find a missing Indonesian crew member who remains unaccounted for. Its hard to think about; we just hope the best for him, his family and friends, and his village, said Foote.The group is now asking for time and privacy to recover and rest.Trending stories at ScrippsnewsMassive explosion in Russia s Dagestan kills 35, injures scores more5 Americans moved from Iranian prison to house arrestPresidential candidate in Ecuador shot and killed at campaign event Aurq Teen loses nearly 50 pounds to fulfill dream of serving her country
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