Today, 38 years ago, on March 6, 1987 (February 7, 1987), the British ferry "Free Enterprise Pioneer" flooded, the "Free Enterprise Pioneer" flooded 184, and the "Free Enterprise Pioneer" flooded on March 6, 1984, near the port of Zebra, Belgium, where one of the biggest tragedies in the history of English Strait navigation occurred in a peaceful period, a ferry carrying more than 500 people flooded into the sea. In the rescue operation, many heroic events emerged. A passenger used his body as a bridge in less than a few minutes, leaving other passengers to step from him and escape to the safe zone. This ferry was only opened by the largest British merchant, Thomson-Lee, before the incident was opened.