'Forgive me, daughter': The painful farewell of Sarahí, the mother who buried her 4 children in Reynosa

“Forgive me, daughter,” were some of the heartbreaking and emotional words with which he said goodbye Sarahi, mother of the four little brothers burned after a fire registered in your living place in the city of Reynosa.

It was yesterday when Josira, Yamilet, Victoria and Eliseo were buried in the Valley of Peace pantheonlocated on Hidalgo Boulevard, near the Jarachina Norte neighborhood in the city of Reynosa.

Dressed in white, the parents and relatives of the four brothers saw the little ones for the last time in their coffins, which were giftedsame as him funeral service by Valle de la Paz funeral homesince the owner said that it was a “gift from God”, since the parents, in addition to losing all their children, lost their assets.

That day there was a moment of deep sadness when the funeral units entered the pantheon and took down one by one the bodies of the children who died in the fire after being left alone because their mother had gone out to work.

He funeral procession It was covered by local media such as Tamaulipas Hoy, a media outlet that, with the permission of the children's parents, took video of the sad moment in which the children were transferred to the field. Minutes before being buried, the family asked the media to turn off the cameras.

This weekend they watched over the four brothers in Reynosa

Starting at noon this Sunday, April 14, dozens of people gathered at the facilities of the Valle de la Paz funeral home, located on Morelos Boulevard, in the city of Reynosa, to give the last goodbye to the four children who died in a fire the afternoon of Friday, April 12. The place was open to the public.

Family, friends and the general public arrived at the funeral home with flowers and balloons, as a way to pay tribute to the lives of the four little ones who lie at the back of the premises in four white coffins.

How did the fire in Reynosa that left four children dead occur?

A devastating fire hit the Puerta Grande neighborhood in Reynosa last Friday afternoon, leaving four lifeless minors aged 12, 9, 8 and 2 years old,

The incident took place around 6:00 p.m. in a residence located on Puerta de Hierro Street, where the fire consumed the home, trapping the children inside and causing irreparable pain to their families and loved ones.

In the event of an emergency, different rescue and medical care bodies, including firefighters and Civil Protection of the State of the Regional Center Reynosathey quickly mobilized to control the fire and provide assistance to the victims.

Despite the efforts of emergency crews, the four minors they had already deceased due to smoke poisoning.

Neighbors of the area, moved by the tragedy, tell how They tried to help the children, carrying them out of the burning house. However, time played against him, and the outcome was inevitable.

I have a degree in Psychopedagogy. I began my career in journalism at El Debate Mazatlán as an Editorial Corrector, where my main function was to review, analyze and restructure the texts before being published in all the products generated by this publishing house, later I served as closing editor in the newspaper print. A few months later, I made a big leap in the digital area as a web reporter, writing articles of all kinds, ranging from politics, entertainment, national and international news. My interest in continuing to learn more led me to be a web editor of Debate and I currently direct the Soy Vida portal, a health media that was born in 2020 and specializes with scientific support in its main sections: Diabetes, Hypertension, Obesity and Depression.

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