A Dutch man on his honeymoon escaped death after falling 4,000 feet off a cliff top - by landing on a tree top.
The
unnamed 35-year-old was visiting the World's End mountain when he
stepped back to take a picture of his bride, and plummeted off the edge.
He was rescued by Sri Lankan troops and is the first person in history ever to survive the fall.
Brigadier
Jayanath Jayaweera, a spokesman for the Sri Lankan Army, said: 'He was
extremely lucky because he fell on top of a tree about 130 feet from the
top.
'He is the first person to survive a fall from World's End.'
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