translated from Spanish: Kitten survives the collapse of Metro line 12, went home after being sterilized

Mexico City.- On May 3rd, CDMX Metro Line 12 collapsed, leaving several dead, injured and many stories to tell, as is the case with a cat that miraculously survived the accident. Through Facebook’s social network, The Ark Home of Huellitas posted the photo of a white kitten with a small description that begins as “Miracle Cat”, as the feline survived the collapse of the Metro.De according to the publication the feline was aboard one of the wagons that collapsed towards his home inside a transporter as he had just been sterilized, at the time of the fatal accident he escaped scared. Read more: Michelangelo survived the Metro Line 12 accident; He lived under the collapsed bridge His family sought him for several days, and fortunately he was found by someone else, now he is with his family, calmer and full of love, his human is also safe and sound.” This little one was in the subway line 12 accident. He was on his transporter as he returned home after being sterilized. They’ve been looking for him and fortunately he’s already home with his Karen, both safe. The kitten was saved by someone else on the spot.”, read on the Facebook post. Kitten survives the crash of Metro/Photo Line 12: Screenshot Miguel Angel, another survivor of Line 12 of the 36-year-old Michelangelo Metro who had long lived down the bridge where the CDMX Metro trabe collapsed, told her testimony of how she experienced the accident. We ran out, we fell, it looked like the subway came down in two, a horrible people’s desperation,” the young man said in a video. “I came crying from the Nopalera because I said there are people who at least didn’t say goodbye to their family. It was a desperation of the children with the people who shouted when it fell apart,” Read more: “Please look for my sister Nancy,” Tania asked despite being invalidated on the CDMX MetroThe young man, originally from Tabasco, collects surviving bottles and cans to sell them for which they usually receive between twenty and thirty pesos, of which he spends eleven to eat in a community dining room.



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