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Mudslides in the Pyrenees 1996: The dead mother held her baby in her arms it was alive

A mudslide occurred in the Pyrenees in 1996, during which a mother was killed but managed to hold her baby in her arms until she died. Miraculously, the baby survived the tragedy. The event highlights the devastating impact of natural disasters and the tragic yet poignant moments that can occur during such incidents.

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Die Welt logoDie WeltIndependent🔒Center15 hr. ago
Mudslides in the Pyrenees 1996: The dead mother held her baby in her arms it was alive

A mudslide occurred in the Pyrenees in 1996, during which a mother was killed but managed to hold her baby in her arms until she died. Miraculously, the baby survived the tragedy. The event highlights the devastating impact of natural disasters and the tragic yet poignant moments that can occur during such incidents.

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