Lived with husband and one-year-old son: what is known about the woman who spent 20 hours under ruble in Dnipro
On 14 January, the Russian occupiers struck a residential building in the city of Dnipro with a missile, and on 15 January, the emergency services rescued a woman who spent 20 hours under the rubble.
It turned out that the girl in the photo is 27-year-old Kateryna Zelenska, her sister Alina reported on Instagram.
She lived in Dnipro with her husband and son Nikita, who recently turned one year old.
"This is Katya, my sister! She was found only this morning and, thank God, she is alive. She lived with her family in that cursed house on Peremoha [Street – ed.]!
She could not call for help, because she has been deaf since childhood!", her sister wrote.
A picture from Katerzna's Instagram
Due to her hearing impairment, Kateryna could not hear when the "minute of silence" was approaching and call for help at that very moment, wrote media journalist Larisa Yakubenko.
However, at night, at one of these moments, the rescuers heard the woman's voice and pulled her out in 10 hours.
Photo: Denys Monastyrskyi/Facebook
Kateryna's husband and son have been under the rubble for more than a day.
27-year-old Kateryna Zelenska lived in Dnipro with her husband and 1-year-old son
Kateryna spent 20 hours under the rubble and got hypothermia. Her body temperature at the time of hospitalisation was 31 degrees.
Now the woman is in the hospital.
Kateryna's sister asks to donate funds to help the surviving woman.
Banking details:
4149 4991 4779 1758 (Kulak Oksana Ivanivna, Kateryna's mother)
Earlier, the number of people killed as a result of the missile attack on a residential building in Dnipro reached 40, including 3 children.
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