Found on YouTube. Created by "Raghu R Naik". Originally published on 2021-04-12.
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Gajanan Karanjikar
India
on 14 April 2021, 11:49 UTC
In a way , if the pilot falls over water, he will have better chances of survival than on Ships due to unforeseen circumstances. Hence he is traversed after being lowered. As long as wind conditions permit this is safe.
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