Regina's thrilling story lost its arm at Gerdec when she was six years old

Children whose lives were cut short at the most beautiful age, and others who could not even know their mother. Ruined lives and families still living the drama of the explosion, which claimed 26 innocent lives and injured over 300 others.

Causers of tragedy rejoice in billions and positions, families live in the pain of tragedy and lack of justice. He lost his arm in Gerdec's tragedy when he was only six years old, Regina's touching story after 11 years.

“Top Story” traveled to Gerdec to bring back to the attention of the event there and the consequences it left behind.

Regina, 17, is one of the characters interviewed. She recalls and relates the entire explosion that took place in Gerdec and how a shell hit and knocked her unconscious, the moment that changed her whole life. He was only six at the time.

After this moment, Regina's life was driven by needles in the hospital and in hopes of recovery back to normal life, and she lost one arm in the war.

I didn't know what had happened, and the drugs did their job. But I realized a little later when my dad told me don't come back to the other side because you get hurt, and when the kid's curiosity pushed me, why don't I come back, and then when I touched my arm... That I didn't see myself, neither in the mirror nor anywhere else, I was bandaged, until I realized I had”, relates Regina Murati, former resident of Gerdec.

I asked for all my sister's children, the whole family with names, that was very accurate. I asked him about the uncle's boy, because he was an esmer bike, the kids called him Black Pellumb, his name was Pellumb, and he said, "This is Black Pellb”," relates Cameron Murati, former resident of Gerdec, Regina's father. /tch/