Two-time Kenyan Olympic champion David Rudisha said on Monday he was grateful to be alive after surviving a plane crash on the weekend in southern Kenya.” It was a scary episode where you hold your heart in your hand as you pray to God,” the athlete, who belongs to the Maasai tribe himself, told The Nation newspaper.
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