Alberto Arego ~ Monday, June 26, 2023
“The family has already contacted me. They are looking for her,” Dalia Barani told me at noon this Monday, when she picked up a disoriented Cuban woman in Matanzas.
“These clothes were given to her by some of my neighbors,” Bharani said, along with a picture of the woman identified later on posted on Facebook.
Several Cubans contacted the woman to mention that they knew her. “Hello, the lost girl in Matanzas is from Gojimar. Her name is Yamila. I know her.”
“The woman is my stepsister’s mother. She is sick with anxiety and other times she leaves home without telling me where she is going. Won’t let me enter the woman’s profile to write to her. She lives in Bonn. Thank you American Highway, I have already contacted her and told her I sent the number to dad so he can call her. Thank you so much for everything,” said a Cuban woman.
“Alabao, that girl worked as a security guard at my job three or four months ago. I think she lives in Habana del Este, Cozimar, but I’m asking the guards here, but they don’t have a house number. I’ll keep trying to find out,” said Mayddelys Cárdenas on the Impacts from the Heart page. said.
“They already gave it to me. Her name is Yamila Martinez Sotre. Her ID address is Calle 76, #307 between Calle 3 and Calle C, Gojimar, Habana del Este,” he explained.
As Dalia Barani told me on Facebook, Yamila was taken in Madanzas in the middle of the night. “This girl got disoriented and lost, she walked up and down all day. Now she is in the countryside of Matanzas, on the Chirino highway, in Yumuri Valley.”
“I found her around 12:30 a.m. I brought her to my house, I fed her, she bathed and slept. She hasn’t eaten or drunk all day. If you can, send it to the post. See if we can contact the family.”
“She didn’t have her identity card and told me she had lost it on the way. Her skin was red from the sun when she was caught. We called the police and they told us that SIM had taken care of it. We called SIUM and they told us they didn’t have a car to pick her up. I called her. The poor girl was lying in the ditch till she was searched.”
Finally, Yamila’s family contacted the Cuban woman who had been diverted in Madanzas. “Don’t worry, I’ll let you know,” Dalia told me about the moment the relatives arrived home.
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