Mikage and Tomomi Matsunaga are Miracle Girls: they have a telepathic
link with each other and can teleport when they link their little
fingers. Tomomi is a sports star and has a boyfriend called Noda. Mikage
is the smartest student in the school and is in love with her sempai. He
moved to London to study but they still kept in touch, that is until a
selfish princess called Marie decides that he should come with her back
to Diammas. Back in Japan the twins are having various problems of their
own. But they soon realise that there is a link between Marie, an
ancient legend, and a girl they know called Emma.
Type: Animation
Languages: Japanese
Status: Ended
Runtime: 25 minutes
Premier: 1993-01-08
Miracle Girls - Bahia Bakari - Netflix
Bahia Bakari (born 15 August 1996) is a French woman who was the sole
survivor of Yemenia Flight 626, an Airbus A310, which crashed into the
Indian Ocean near the north coast of Grande Comore, Comoros on 30 June
2009, killing the 152 other people on board. Bakari, who could barely
swim and had no life vest, clung to a piece of aircraft wreckage,
floating in heavy seas for over nine hours, much of it in pitch
darkness, before being rescued. Her mother, who had been traveling with
her from Paris, France, for a summer vacation in Comoros, died in the
crash. Dubbed “the miracle girl” by the world press (“la miraculée” in
French), Bakari was flown back to France on a private Falcon-900
government jet, escorted by French Cooperation Minister Alain Joyandet.
Arriving at Le Bourget airport, she was reunited with her father, Kassim
Bakari, and the rest of her family, and transported to a Paris hospital
for a fractured pelvis and collarbone, burns to her knees and some
facial injuries. Upon her return to Paris, Minister Joyandet hailed
Bakari's survival: Bakari was released from the hospital three weeks
later, after undergoing treatment and surgery. In 2010 she released a
memoir book, “Moi Bahia, la miraculée” (“I'm Bahia, the miracle girl”),
co-authored with a French journalist as a ghostwriter, detailing her
survival and rescue. She has reportedly turned down an offer by Steven
Spielberg to make a film based on her book.
Miracle Girls - Flight history and crash - Netflix
Bakari and her mother, Aziza Aboudou, were traveling to the Comoros for
a summer vacation. Like many of the passengers of Yemenia Flight 626,
they began their voyage from Paris, France on a different plane, which
made an intermediate stop in Marseille and then landed in Sana'a, Yemen.
There the passengers boarded another aircraft, an Airbus A310, for the
flight segment to Comoros, with a stop in Djibouti. As it descended for
its approach, minutes away from its final destination of Prince Said
Ibrahim International Airport, the jet plunged into the ocean 9 miles
(14 km) north of the coastline of Grande Comore island, breaking apart
as it hit the water, at approx. 01:50 local time (22:50 UTC). Bakari was
ejected from the plane as it crashed, and found herself floating alone
outside amid debris.
Miracle Girls - References - Netflix