A man trapped in a sewer for 3 days was saved when a passerby heard his cries for help.

After spending three days stranded in the depths of a bustling city, a man has been rescued from the precarious grip of the sewer system. Antonio, as he has been identified, had ventured into the drainage system from a nearby river for a bit of curious exploration. However, his jaunt quickly turned into a nightmare when he found himself disoriented and unable to find his way back.

Desperate for a way out, Antonio caught a glimpse of a faint light coming from a manhole cover above ground. With renewed hope, he shouted for help, hoping someone would hear him. Local residents reported faint cries coming from the area, but they were unable to pinpoint the exact location. For three long days, Antonio called out for help, his voice echoing through the labyrinth of tunnels.

Finally, a passing woman heard his cries and followed the sound to the source. She quickly alerted the authorities, and a rescue mission was launched. With great relief, Antonio was pulled to safety from the dark and dingy sewer. The miraculous rescue took place in the city of León, located in the northwest of Mexico City. Antonio was promptly taken to a nearby hospital for a thorough medical check-up.

As of now, there have been no further updates on Antonio's current health status. However, two videos of his rescue have gone viral on TikTok, showcasing the incredible ordeal he had endured. This incident is not the first of its kind, as a similar situation happened to a man in Essex, England. The man had fallen down a drain and spent three days navigating through the pipelines, covering a distance of six miles before being rescued.

In a heartwarming twist, the man emerged from the drain into daylight in Romford, Essex, and his first words were, "Does anyone have a cigarette?" The entire rescue was captured on camera by a bystander, Sam Palmer, who shared the footage online. It serves as a reminder of the resilience and determination of the human spirit, even in the most dire of circumstances. We can all learn from Antonio's story and appreciate the little things in life, like a breath of fresh air and the warmth of the sun on our skin.

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