There are some rumors regarding the death of the Australian YouTuber and travel blogger Luke Damant in Afghanistan that has created panic among his fans. The fake reports say that Luke had entered Afghanistan from Pakistan three weeks ago and has been declared dead at Jalalabad.
According to Dubai News, It is, however, pleasing to note that Luke has come out early to dismiss the rumors about his death as being mere rumors that he is okay. He immediately had to make a post on his social media to let his followers calm down: “Everyone, relax, I’m just fine and still exploring the world.” I kindly want to remind every person, please do not trust everything that is depicted in the internet. His statement was a source of great relief to his global audience, most of them whom had been a worried about his safety.
The source of such rumors can be traced back to certain individual, still none of this can be authenticated by any authority. They allege that in the course of researching for a story in the social networking site, Luke confirmed a name before passing it on online.
What Really Happened?
As people may have heard, there were certain issues with him and possible dangers in Afghanistan, but actually he has not had any trouble there. Being to quite an extrovert with the strong passion of making new experiences in life Luke’s trips have always been thrilling and curious. Though the recent death hoax created tremendous unnecessary unrest, Luke is encouraging his followers to lead an adventurous life.
About Luke Damant
Growing up in Sydney, Australia but being born in Las Vegas, Nevada, on May 18, 2000, Luke Damant is a popular Youtuber who runs a travel vlog channel as Travel with Luke Damant. His traveling vlogs have allowed him to travel to distinctive countries in the world and shares various culture and experience.
This loudspeaker in India had a firecracker accident in 2019 but Luke has not given up, he is still strong willed. Each of us should value our existence as well as be ready to accept the uncertainty of the forthcoming days. Regarding Afghanistan this phrase remains true that no news is good news Luke is still safe and this again is evidence that what we hear should always be checked.
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