Indonesian teenager's ocean ordeal: 'After a week I started to get scared' | Indonesia | The Guardian

Aldi Novel Adilang, who spent 49 days adrift at sea, recalls his worst moments – and his noisy reunion with his parents

Aldi Novel Adilang, sitting with his parents, holds up pictures of his rescue. Photograph: Antara Foto/Reuters View image in fullscreen Aldi Novel Adilang, sitting with his parents, holds up pictures of his rescue. Photograph: Antara Foto/Reuters Indonesia This article is more than 7 years old Indonesian teenager's ocean ordeal: 'After a week I started to get scared' This article is more than 7 years old Aldi Novel Adilang, who spent 49 days adrift at sea, recalls his worst moments – and his noisy reunion with his parents Kate Lamb in Jakarta Fri 28 Sep 2018 08.00 EDT Last modified on Fri 28 S

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