found sth interesting again... ... ..
Naqsha Bibi, 40, was recovered alive from the debris of a collapsed house in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on 10 December 2005. The unexpected rescue came more than two months after the 8 October earthquake destroyed large parts of Indian and Pakistan-administered Kashmir and northern areas in Pakistan.
It seems that Naqsha was trapped in her kitchen when her small house collapsed around her.
Naqsha is on a liquid diet but too weak to talk.
The space where she was found was not even big enough for her to stretch her arms or legs.
Over the 63 days that she spent in this grave of sorts - her muscles frozen in a crouching position.
Even on the hospital bed now, she maintains her embryonic position and doctors say she will need extensive physiotherapy to return to her normal self again.
What remains a mystery - at least till Naqsha Bibi is able to tell her story - is how she managed to survive for so long.
Faiz Din says there were some traces of food, most of it rotting, in the kitchen when he found her.
The air in the tiny space was fresh, which implies that some airway must have remained open through the debris.
And there was a trickle of water on one side of the kitchen, probably from one of several tiny streams that dot the Kamsar area. copied from: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/4525710.stmcool? scary?miracle...i believed is mental power.so although the earthquake in sichuan happened 3 days ago but i believed or i hoped that more people will be rescued.
