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Lampedusa sinking: Newborn baby’s body found in shipwreck still attached to umbilical cord

11 Oct 2013 The premature boy was born as his Eritrean mother drowned and was found by divers in the folds of her clothes Divers searching the wreckage of a migrant boat off Sicily have discovered the

11 Oct 2013

The premature boy was born as his Eritrean mother drowned and was found by divers in the folds of her clothes

Divers searching the wreckage of a migrant boat off Sicily have discovered the body of a baby born as his mother drowned.

The premature boy, still attached to his umbilical cord, was found in the folds of the Eritrean’s clothes.

Diver Renato Sollustri said they had to fight through a wall of bodies and added: “None of us could believe it.

“We all began to cry – my mask was full of tears.

“The baby may never have seen light – only the darkness at the bottom of the sea.

“It was a horrible task.”

More than 300 drowned after their fishing boat caught fire and sank off the island of Lampedusa.

Mum and baby – known merely as 288 and 289 – will be buried in a single coffin

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  • abraham October 13, 2013

    ezi ahzani ftsame ezi nkulna ertrawian degeftin tqawemtin halfnetnan gdietanan bzeymftsamna ziwerd zineberen zelon eyuemo kulatna hizbna nmdhan lomi wdbey wdbka zibl snehasab gedifna abfthi aminna nqales.There is no change by doing demonstration in diaspora bc every change demands life.So we have request to do some thing in Eritrea fields. God bless the new born baby and all the victims.

  • Ashebr Habtegergish October 21, 2013

    Zehzn ftsame lbi kulu eritreawi zsebere jamlawi hlkit u nayzi kulu hiwet kontu ztefa zelo tehatati eseyasn seabtun yom .slezi kulu delay fthi eye zbl nkulu entetat gedifu nezi werduna zelo adera bhabar knftho kalsna kenehyl elabo ngdayt lampardusa mengste senay nweldomn hzbi eritrean tsnat wdket nsrat hgdef awet awet ndeleyti fthi eritreawian

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