A carefree day by the Lerma River in Salamanca, Mexico, turned into tragedy when 10-year-old Dulce Victoria was swept away by a sudden current. Her friend survived, but Dulce’s disappearance triggered a frantic two-day search.
When her body was found, the town united in grief — holding vigils, feeding rescuers, and comforting her family. Her death is now driving calls for better water safety and education, a bittersweet legacy that could help protect other children from the same fate.
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Late one night, a homeowner opened the door to find 70-year-old Mrs. Henderson climbing fences and begging for help. She said strange noises and moving objects had…
Nearly a decade later, Harambe’s death still stirs debate. In 2016, zoo keepers shot the 17-year-old gorilla after a boy fell into his enclosure, sparking outrage and…