León.- The lady did not stop crying. Desperate, she began to scream in pain the name of her children down the cobblestone street. Gibrán !!, Juli !!, Gibrán !!, Juli !!, she shouted as she went through the long line of vaccination, in Outlet Mulza, in search of her children lost.
The lady lost her kids when he went to ask the Servants of the Nation if there were still any vaccines. She left them in charge with a lady in a pink sweatshirt and when she came back, they kids they were gone.
The lady decided to shout loudly the name of her children to locate them.
Gibrán! Juli! Gibrán! Juli! he shouted over and over again, running down the rows in desperation. Some people helped him shout the name of his children. Gibran! Juli! Gibran! Juli!
Los kidsformed in line, also shouted the names of the children lost.
The search was eternal for her. After almost 400 meters, several people were already shouting the name of the kids. Until the lady in the pink sweatshirt appeared, lined up almost to the end, with the kidssafe and sound.
The lady ran to hug them. She wouldn’t stop crying. She hugged them and kissed them on the head. “I love you very much,” she said.
The lady in the pink sweatshirt, embarrassed, explained that the line moved and she had to walk, so she was no longer in the same place. For the same she and the kids they were lost among hundreds of people. The lady in the pink shirt didn’t have a phone and she had no way of letting them know kids they were safe. “Luckily he commissioned the kids with a good person,” commented a woman who helped look for them.
Los kids Gibran and Julian were also crying. It was 20 or 25 minutes that their children were lost. But for her it was an eternity. “I won’t leave them again for a minute. Never. Not a minute,” she said, crying.
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