This 4-month-old baby might be Nepal quake's youngest survivor

April 29, 2015 21:54

A four-month-old baby miraculously survived the Nepal earthquake and was pulled out of rubble by rescuers almost a day after being trapped. Rescuers tried to find him after his parents reported him missing, but gave him up for dead after they couldn't find him. Soldiers initially missed the child as they searched through the wreckage for survivors. He was only found when they heard a faint cry from beneath the ruins of the building, leading them to check the entire area again.

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