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The journalist crashed in tears as he reported on the earthquake in Mexico as he discovered that her husband was among the dead. Yuriria Sierra could not control her emotions while publishing the Imagen television report when she told the reporter and the public about who was one of the dead. The dead woman was married to a colleague of the employed Julia Ocane and died after 73 hours of capture in the ruins.
A male reporter on the scene wore a sombre look as he listened to the female newsreader struggle to deliver the news without breaking down in tears.
Ms Sierra said of Mr Ocana: "We send him a giant hug to his son and the whole family and we are here to hug him in the next days. Oh, what a tragedy."
The earthquake had hit Mexico City and two nearby states on September 19 leaving more than 300 people dead with many trapped inside buildings. The 7.1 magnitude earthquake killed more than 310 people and injured thousands in Mexico City and the neighbouring states of Morelos and Puebla, in the centre of the country. It was followed four days later by a 6.1 magnitude quake that killed five and injured seven in the southern state of Oaxaca.
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The journalist crashed in tears as he reported on the earthquake in Mexico as he discovered that her husband was among the dead. Yuriria Sierra could not control her emotions while publishing the Imagen television report when she told the reporter and the public about who was one of the dead. The dead woman was married to a colleague of the employed Julia Ocane and died after 73 hours of capture in the ruins.
A male reporter on the scene wore a sombre look as he listened to the female newsreader struggle to deliver the news without breaking down in tears.
Ms Sierra said of Mr Ocana: "We send him a giant hug to his son and the whole family and we are here to hug him in the next days. Oh, what a tragedy."
Watch the video below.
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