Baby pulled from the rubble reunited with aunt and uncle
A baby born under the rubble of a collapsed building in Syria, and the only member of her immediate family to survive a massive earthquake, has been adopted by her aunt and uncle.
Thousands of people had offered to adopt the newborn, who was still connected to her mother by her umbilical cord when she was rescued.
She was discharged from hospital after a DNA test confirmed her aunt was a blood relative.
Doctors said she was in good health.
“She is one of my children now,” her uncle by marriage Khalil al-Sawadi told the Associated Press news agency.” I will not differentiate between her and my children.”
The baby has now been named after her late mother Afraa. Shortly after she was rescued, officials had named her Aya, which means miracle in Arabic.
A video of her rescue shortly after the tremor went viral on social media.
Dramatic footage showed a man sprinting away from the debris as he carried her covered in dust in his arms. She had reportedly been under the collapsed building for more than 10 hours and doctors said she had arrived to hospital in a bad condition, with bruises and cuts all over her body.




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