Reunited Stories
Indonesian girl who was swept away in the 2004 tsunami is reunited with her familyA girl who was swept away in the Indian Ocean tsunami seven years ago said Friday she broke down in tears this week after tracking down her parents, who had long lost hope of finding her alive.
“When I saw my mother, I knew it was her,”
- Meri Yuranda |
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Miners trapped in Chile mine for 17 days are aliveThirty-three miners who have been trapped underground in a Chilean mine for the past 17 days are all alive, President Sebastian Pinera has said. |
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UK hostage Peter Moore released alive in IraqBritish hostage Peter Moore has been released alive after more than two-and-a-half years in captivity in Iraq. |
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Love between German woman and Polish man survives Iron CurtainFor five decades, she kept his picture in her wallet -- a black-and-white snapshot of a handsome young Polish man with brooding eyes. |
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Mother reunited with daughter 38 years after she was stolen by the Stasi in former East GermanyA mother whose children were taken away by the Stasi secret police of former East Germany has been reunited with one of them nearly 40 years after she was born. |
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Owner gives boy dog after Yukon adventureThe woman whose dog accompanied a missing two-year-old through the Yukon wilderness for more than 24 hours says the toddler and the canine are meant to be together. |
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Woman, 63, missing for 5 days found on raftA 63-year-old woman trapped on a small raft caught in tangled river brush could hear passing cars and people talking but wasn't discovered until a fisherman on his way to his favorite hole spotted her five days later, the woman's son said Tuesday. |
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A Dallas woman finally finds her dog—in MiamiJodi Head thought her best friend, Sunshine -- a Yorkie-terrier mix -- was gone for good from her Texas home. |
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New neighbor turns out to be brother given up for adoptionWho's the guy across the street? |
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Heroic dog protects injured dog from oncoming traffic; both are reunited with ownerThe pair of dogs that brought New York's Major Deegan Expressway to a near-standstill last week have been reunited with their owner. |
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