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Peru’s state -run news agency Andina reported on Saturday that a Peruvian fisherman was found alive in the Pacific in the Pacific.
According to Andena, 61 -year -old Maximo Napa Castro left his fishing boat from the coastal city of Marcona, the south of the country, on December 7, but due to the bad weather, he stared on his way and lost his direction.
The agency said they found a March 11 fishing boat in the waters away from the coast of northern Peru, in heavy water shortages and in critical condition.
After his savings, Napa Castro told local media in a tear interview that he managed to survive by drinking rain water on the boat and eating insects, birds and turtles.
According to Reuters, he spent the last 15 days without eating.
Napa Castro told local media that he kept thinking about his family to “maintain” life.
“I said I don’t want to die for my mother. I had a granddaughter who was a few months old, I held it. Every day I thought about my mother, “he said.
Fisherman’s daughter Anis Napa Taurus thanked Ecuadorian fishermen for saving her father’s life.
He said in a Facebook post, “Thank you for Ecuador’s brothers, to save my father Gatin, God keep you safe.”
Napa Castro’s family and groups of fishermen have been looking for it for three months. His daughter wrote March 3 on Facebook, “Every day, the whole family is worried and I understand the pain of my grandmother because as a mother I understand her (…) We never thought that we would go through this situation, I would not wish her, we would not hope for you.”
Near the Peru’s border with Ecuador, Napa Castro received a medical check in Peta’s Nostra Saura de Los Mercedes, and Achisha affiliated with CNN, CNN, was dismissed on Saturday.
CNN is trying to contact the fisherman’s family.
