When rescuers searched through the remains of a collapsed apartment building after the earthquake, they expected to find silence. Instead, somewhere deep beneath the broken concrete and twisted metal, they heard the faint sound of a dog barking. The bark was weak and exhausted, but it continued every few minutes, guiding workers toward one specific section of the rubble.
For hours, crews carefully dug through the unstable debris, unsure of what they would find underneath. As they got closer, they realized the dog had been trapped in a tiny pocket beneath the collapsed floor, barely able to move. But even after being buried for so long, the animal had never stopped barking.
When rescuers finally reached the source of the sound, they found a heartbreaking scene. Curled tightly beneath the dog’s body was a small baby, shielded from falling debris and dust. The dog had positioned itself over the child the entire time, protecting the baby from the collapse while trapped underground. Weak and dehydrated, the child was still alive.
Both the baby and the dog were pulled from the rubble together as exhausted rescuers looked on in disbelief. Witnesses later said the dog could barely stand after the rescue, but still tried to stay close to the child it had protected for hours beneath the ruins. ❤️
@majosevn Ningú és igual. No cal diferenciar tan per sexes. No diuen n'hi ha múltiples variacions. EL ESSER HUMÀ és diferent. Tots som diferentes. Els drets han de ser iguals, si
🕶️😎🌞 En la infancia, los ojos son más vulnerables que los de los adultos. De hecho, casi el 50% de la radiación UV a la que nos vemos expuestos en la vida incide ocularmente antes de los 18 años. 👧👦
👉 ¡Acude a tu establecimiento sanitario de óptica y déjate aconsejar!
Tanto si eres un paciente, como un profesional de la salud visual, es fundamental comprender los conceptos básicos de esta condición visual tan extendida, la Miopía; y es que esta afección frecuente de la visión afecta entre el 20% y 30% de los españoles.