IDK what's going on. Why would someone concoct such a story, diverting resources that can be used to rescue actual people? Disasters bring out the best in good people, and the worst in bad people.So far I've seen reports of one child, three children, five children and now zero. What in the world is going on?
moo
IDK what's going on. Why would someone concoct such a story, diverting resources that can be used to rescue actual people? Disasters bring out the best in good people, and the worst in bad people.
http://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/trapped-12-year-old-girl-did-not-exist/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...c70b6f98089_story.html?utm_term=.41d65bc03c13
Mexican authorities now doubt any child remains trapped in collapsed school
And I am thinking of the parents who might think their daughter is still alive, waiting, hoping that she will be rescued and to find out its not even true-terrible just terrible.
Mexico earthquake: Girl who captivated the nation never existed
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-41359331
Spanish newspaper El País attributed the case of the "girl that wasn't" to a lie or a collective psychosis, suggesting it mirrors the story of Monchito, a child invented in the 1985 earthquake in Mexico that killed at least 10,000 people.
Cheers erupted from more than 1,000 volunteers and officials after they pulled a survivor from the rubble of a textile factory more than two days after it was obliterated by Mexico's earthquake.
NBC News witnessed at least two people pulled alive from the rubble and taken away in ambulances late Thursday. Their conditions were not immediately known. One had been trapped for around 52 hours.
Emergency workers searched by floodlight in smashed buildings for survivors of Mexico’s deadliest earthquake in 32 years amid fading rescue prospects, five nights after the disaster and as President Enrique Pena Nieto urged Mexicans to turn their attention to rebuilding.
The search continued in a ruined office building in Mexico City’s hip Roma neighborhood and a five-story apartment in historic Tlalpan after Tuesday’s 7.1 quake toppled dozens of buildings and killed over 300 people.
Rescuers have pulled a dog from the rubble six days after the deadly Mexico City earthquake.
A Japanese team working on a collapsed building in the southern part of the densely populated capital city found a small dog alive at the disaster site.
Cradling and petting the scared, small white dog, team members continued to work to see if they could find other survivors.
At least 320 people have died in the 7.2 magnitude 19 September earthquake, Mexico's deadliest one since a 1985 quake killed nearly 10,000 people.