Since the coronavirus pandemic began in 2020, the disease has spread all over the world. But there are still parts of the world map that the virus may claim to be out of reach, including North Sentinel Island in the Indian Ocean.
It is estimated that the Sentinel tribe living on North Sentinel Island migrated from Africa to Asia about 60,000 years ago. This savage tribe that rejects civilization does not allow anyone to enter the island.
The island, which is estimated to be inhabited by a tribe of 400 people, has been tried to be visited by adventurers many times until the Covid-19 outbreak. There have been many tragic events over the years involving the tribe and the people who dared to get too close.
THEY DON’T PUT ANYONE ON THE CANDLE
When the ships passing near the island crashed or ran aground, the tribe attacked the survivors with arrows and did not let them into the island. In 2006, they killed 2 fishermen who came too close to the island.
VULNERABLE TO DISEASES
In the 1880s, British anthropologists abducted 6 natives from the island to conduct research on the islanders.
However, these people, who have not been in contact with the outside world before, have no immunity to diseases. This creates a deadly situation for them.