A Dominican man who disappeared at sea near Colombia for almost a month survives thanks to being fed ketchup, garlic powder and cubes of Maggi seasoning. Now a condiment company Heinz is looking for him.
Heinz asks for help through social media to find a 47 year old man buy him a new boat.
“To whoever finds this message,” reads one Instagram post. “We need help finding an amazing person with an incredible story,” the company posted.
company recognizes the courage of Elvis Francoisrecalls that he survived on the high seas by consuming some of his foods, and emphasizes that wants to celebrate his homecoming by buying him a boat new.
“You may remember Elvis Francois as the brave sailor who survived only on ketchup and spices, drifting at sea for 24 days. Fine, Heinz wants to celebrate your safe return home and help you buy a new boat…. but we can’t find it,” Heinz wrote.
To reach your goal The company asks for the help of Internet users find the crashed and ask to receive messages from anyone who has information about him.
“So we left this message adrift in the sea of the Internet, because if anyone can help us find it, it’s you. If you or someone you know can help us get in touch with Elvis François, send us a private message.”
The story of Elvis Francois
At the end of January for Colombian Navy said in a statement recently rescued a foreign sailor 120 nautical miles northwest of Puerto Bolívar in the department of La Guajira, Colombia.
This is stated in the statement of the Colombian Navy. rescued a foreign sailor 120 nautical miles northwest of Puerto Bolívar. in the department of La Guajira, Colombia.
Following the warning, the search and rescue protocols of the Colombian Navy and the Maritime Authority were activated, alerting the maritime union to pay attention to the situation. The department stressed that the location of the sailboat was established from the air. in an emergency and the units on land and at sea were notified, from where the merchant ship CMA CGM VOLTARIO joined the rescue efforts.
Rescued by Dominican citizenship, was transferred to the port of Cartagena where he received medical attention and was escorted by the authorities to Colombia. Migration to initiate appropriate procedures for return to your country of origin.
After the rescue, Elvis Francois said that in those days when he was lost at sea, ate a bottle of ketchup, garlic powder and Maggi cubes. He also said that consumed rainwater which he picked up with a rag.
The Colombian Navy stated that The emergency would have happened in December last year, when he was near the island of St. Maarten in the Netherlands Antilles, conducting overhaul of sailboats and considering adverse weather conditions washed into the open sea.
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Source: La Opinion
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