"Save Me": woman found alive 10 days after being buried, family was already in mourning
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"Save Me": woman found alive 10 days after being buried, family was already in mourning

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 18:18

A woman was found alive after being buried for ten days under rubble. The rescue happened when rescuers heard a voice among the debris saying "Save me." The woman was alive after a prolonged period trapped under the rubble.

The woman's family had already given her up for dead and had begun the mourning period during the ten days she remained buried. The moment of discovery represented a dramatic turnaround for the relatives, who were already in the process of farewell.

The article does not specify which disaster caused the woman's burial, nor the exact location where the accident occurred. Details about the survivor's health condition after the rescue are also not provided.

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