ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月2日 07時50分

Less than a year ago, Yusra Mardini was neck-deep in the Mediterranean Sea, swimming for her life. This month, the 18-year-old from Syria will compete on @teamrefugees, the first refugee team at the @オリンピック. “Crying in the corner,” she said, “that’s just not me.” Yusra’s father, a swimming coach, began training her in Damascus when she was 3, and she went on to compete for the national team. But in 2011, war broke out, and last August, Yusra and her sister Sarah embarked on a monthlong journey to Germany. When their cramped dinghy broke down between Turkey and Greece, the sisters jumped into the water to help guide the boat to safety. Yusra’s clothes dragged her down and salt burned her eyes and skin. But she was determined to keep a good attitude. In June, she went from refugee to Olympian when she was named to @teamrefugees, along with 9 athletes from Syria, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Ethiopia. @gordonwelters photographed #YusraMardini training in Berlin.

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