Mother dies giving birth to ‘Aya’ under rubble, thousands of hands reach out to adopt baby

Damascus: The earthquake has wreaked havoc in Turkey and Syria. Not only the financial loss but thousands of citizens have died. The death toll in earthquake-hit Turkey and Syria has reached 21,000. A report has emerged from the earthquake in Syria. A woman was trapped under the rubble of her house due to the earthquake. The woman gave birth to her daughter under the rubble. But that woman died. Fortunately, the rescue team saved the toddler’s life.

This incident took place in the city of Jendaris, Syria. The toddler was rescued along with her dead mother along with the umbilical cord. The toddler’s parents and siblings also died in the devastating earthquake. This little girl has been named ‘Aya’. ‘Aya’ meant ‘Miracle’ in English.

Father’s uncle will bring up ‘Aya’

I will take Aya home after discharge from the hospital. Because all her family members died in the earthquake, said Salah Al Badran. Badran’s house has also been destroyed in the earthquake. Currently, he is living in a tent with his family. The video of saving ‘Aya’ has gone viral on social media. In the video, a person is seen running under the rubble of a four-story building carrying a dusty baby. Another person is seen running in the bitter cold with a blanket for a newborn baby. While the rest are seen rushing to take the baby to the hospital.

The doctor’s wife is feeding the baby

After watching this video, thousands of citizens offered to adopt the orphaned child. The girl has been admitted to a hospital in Afrin settlement for treatment. There is a wound on her body. She was breathing with great effort in the bitter cold. Now a doctor’s wife is breastfeeding her baby as well as a toddler. ‘She has hypothermia due to extreme cold. We are feeding her and giving calcium,” said a doctor.
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UNICEF is also helping

A 7.8 magnitude earthquake shook Syria and Turkey on Monday. ‘Aya’ is one of the many children orphaned in this earthquake. UNICEF, the United Nations organization that works for children, is helping orphans affected by the earthquake. Children whose parents died and went missing in the earthquake are coordinating with hospitals to find family members who will be able to care for them, UNICEF said.

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