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After almost 100 days ADRIPT was saved in 61-year-old peruvan fishing from the Pacific Ocean, after they survive over rainwater and shaded food.
On December 7, Maximo Castro set to what would be a two weeks solo fishing trip from Marcon, a city on the southern coast of Peru. About 10 days in, strong wind blown his ves of course, causing him only leaves him with limited deliveries.
After he is not back to return, Castro’s family warn the Peruvian coast guard he is missing, but authorities could not find him. On Wednesday, an Ecuadorian patrol finally Castro in critical condition about 1.094 kilometers from the shoreaccording to the BBC.
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Castro was again vacant to his brother in Paita in Northwest peru, a city about 400 kilometers from the Ecuadoric border.
He said he survived by drinking rain water and consume what he could catch from the ocean.
After his safe return, Castro, he did not want to die and those thoughts of his family, including his mother, gave him strength.
“It was 95 days. I ate roaches, birds, the last thing I ate in tortoises, “he said.” I have a granddaughter of two months. I held on her. “
After addressing the press, Castro-Medical treatment had sent to Lima, before he sent the capital of the Lima, who arrived at Jorge Chávez, who arrived with a bottle of Pisco, Peru’s national drink.
His niece, Leyla Torres Napa said the family looked forward to performing Castro’s birthday, who was over, while he was at sea.
“The day of his birth was unique, because all he could eat [while at sea] Was a small cookie, so it is very important to us that we celebrate because he, for us, he has been reborn, “she told the news solution.
