Ngeri! Pencari Jasad Korban Lion Air Jt610 Dipanggil Oleh Sosok Perempuan Di Dasar Laut

PROSES penyelamatan korban dan bangkai kapal Lion Air nomor penerbangan JT 610 terus dilakukan. Tak hanya dari TNI, Polisi Republik Indonesia dan Basarnas, proses penyelamatan juga melibatkan komunitas selam, salah satunya ialah POSSI, Persatuan Olahraga Selam Seluruh Indonesia.

Salah satu penyelam Possi dari Semarang berjulukan Malik, menyampaikan bahwa dirinya kerap dilibatkan dalam proses penyelamatan ibarat ini.

Dia menceritakan dari mulai tidak biasa mengangkat bab badan korban hingga kesannya hal itu menjadi hal yang tidak asing lagi baginya.

“Lama kelamaan ya terbiasa juga. Karena saya sudah beberapa kali dipanggil Basarnas dari Semarang untuk ikut proses penyelamatan kaya ini,” kata Malik.

Untuk menjadi penyelam yang ikut dalam penyelamatan bersama Basarnas, tidak hanya menurut kemauan, tetapi juga dipilih lantaran sudah mempunyai kemampuan.

Beberapa kriteria yang dipilih ialah orang tersebut harus mempunyai kemampuan menyelam yang baik, fokus, dan juga gampang bergaul.

“Orangnya harus berilmu bergaul. Karena jikalau SAR gini kan nanti akan bertemu banyak orang dari mana saja, kita kolaborasi melaksanakan pencarian. Kaprikornus tidak bisa orang yang kaku,” ujarnya.

Malik mengatakan, dalam menyelam ketika pencarian penumpang JT 610 di Laut Jaya Karawang ini, ia memang sudah mengalami beberapa insiden aneh. Seperti tiba-tiba ada bunyi yang memanggil padahal ia sedang berada di kedalaman puluhan meter di bawah laut.

“Iya memang kadang mengalami hal semacam itu, tapi saya biasa saja lantaran hal-hal ibarat itu di Quran kan memang ada. Jin dan Manusia itu memang diciptakan oleh Allah,” ujarnya.

Selain Malik, seorang penyelam dari Tentara Nasional Indonesia AL yang enggan disebutkan namanya juga mengaku kerap mengalami hal serupa. Dia ibarat mendengar ada bunyi perempuan yang berteriak memanggil ketika ia melaksanakan penyelaman untuk mencari korban pesawat Lion Air JT 610.

Namun penyelam dari Kopaska ini enggan untuk berpikiran negatif. Dia menganggap hal itu hanya halusinasi saja.

“Kita ibarat merasakan, ada yang teriak manggil. Tapi kita enggak hiraukan. Kita anggap itu paling bab dari halusinasi saja,” ujarnya.

sumber : viva.co.id

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