Cerro del Chiquihuite: they located the lifeless body of little Mia; he continues to search for his two relatives

After five days of rescue work, the authorities of the State of Mexico reported that on Tuesday evening the lifeless body of Mia “M”, one of the three people who stayed buried by the collapse of the giant rocks of the Cerro Chiquihuite in several houses of the colony Saint Lazare, in the town of Tlalnepantla.

According to the first reports, it is the three-year-old girl from Jorge and Paola Campos Robles, 22 years old, who remains among the rubble, with his other son Wedding, five years.

The remains of the minor were transferred by ambulance to the Institute of Health State of Mexico, then to the State Attorney’s Office to conduct the relevant proceedings.

Mía’s discovery came hours after Ricardo de la Cruz Musalem, Under Secretary General of the Government of the State of Mexico, announced that evidence of human genetic material has been found in the disaster area, presumably from his brother.

“Hopefully the evidence we have today will confirm what we believe to be the three people. If it is confirmed, the research will be stopped immediately, but if not, we must also evaluate it. There are obviously very important clues because we have found human genetic material that allows people to be identified. I must say this clearly, so that it does not lend itself, as it never has been, to any speculation. We have been transparent from the start and this is where we are “

It should be noted that according to international UN standards, in the search and rescue of trapped persons after 72 hours of collapse, which took place yesterday at 1:00 p.m. and 44 minutes, it is very difficult to find people alive.

Navy, army and civil protection personnel They will continue to search for the bodies of their loved ones.

It should be noted that this morning, Ms. Gabriela robles, mother of Paola and grandmother of the children, asked the authorities to take your daughter out “as is”. In tears and awaiting the slightest information, he remains near the so-called “ground zero” in the hope that his daughter and grandchildren will be saved with or without life.

“Take out my daughter as she is, take out my daughter and my children”He said in an interview for the Ciro Gómez Leyva program.

For his part, the municipal president Raciel Perez-Cruz reiterated the call to neighbors near the landslide (200 meters around) to evacuate the area and go to one of the five shelters installed by the Government of Tlalnepantla, before the danger of another rock collapse.

He explained that 141 houses were notified of the risk and of that total, 50% evacuated But in some cases, families decide that one or two people stay to protect their property.

In addition, the State Civil Protection Unit asked residents to do not light fireworks or any type of pyrotechnics during these September 15 and 16.

De la Cruz Musalem explained that this is because the rubble removal work is continuing and rocket detonations can generate dangerous vibrations in unstable areas de la Chiquihuite.

Officials said it is essential that the population be solidarity and avoid burning rockets that put area residents at risk during those days.

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