If you didn't know, there are certain words you should never say on a plane. Even if you meant it as a joke, chances are you will either get kicked out, detained, or worst you'll be facing a lawsuit.

An unidentified Black American passenger on a flight from the U.S. to Dominican Republic was reportedly sneezing and coughing then shouted, "I have Ebola!". Soon, emergency personnels wearing blue Hazmat suits boarded the plane and detained the guy. They took him to the airport’s medical center in Punta Cana, even as he protested: "I ain't from Africa".

The other 255 passengers on the plane had to suffer through the consequences. They were forced to remain on board for two hours until the offender was cleared. A video of the incident was taken by one of the passengers on the Boeing 777 and it shows people standing up and ready to leave the plane, when a flight attendant informed the passengers to return back to their seats because a Hazmat team will come aboard due to a situation. The attendant also remarked that "after 30 years in the business" she is sure that "this man is an idiot".

A husband and wife was about to cross a train track in Mer Rouge Louisiana when an 18-wheeler truck got stuck on the train track. When the train crossing lights signals an incoming train, the woman grabbed her camera and started recording the terrifying moment the speeding train smashed into the truck.

According to News Star, the driver of the truck was able to jump out of the vehicle before the collision and he escaped unscratched. Unfortunately, two train engineers was seriously injured. They were hospitalized and already in stable condition.

Netizens have criticized the couple especially the woman who, instead of calling 911, she kept filming and repeatedly asked her husband if the driver got out. However, she later explained that there's no need to call 911 because they were sitting in front of the police station who also heard the crash and came running out.

Mount Ontake is the second highest volcano in Japan located 125 miles west of Tokyo. The Japanese volcano is widely considered as a sacred mountain, and following older shamanistic traditions, actors and artists have gone to the mountain to put themselves into trances in order to get divine inspiration for their creative activities. Many tourists flock to hike the volcano on a daily basis.

Unfortunately, last Friday, it unexpectedly erupted forcing 250 hikers to run for their lives. The hikers were strolling at the summit of the 3,067 metre Mount Ontake, when the Japanese volcano erupted without warning, sending a cloud of ash and rock down the mountainside. Within seconds, visibility was reduced to zero. The incident claimed the life of over 50 hikers.

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