After a desperate search of the rubble of the collapsed Miami apartment, rescuers finally found the body of the Paraguayan nanny, who provided a nanny for the sister of the Paraguayan first lady, another victim of the tragedy.

Leidy Luna Villalba, 23, was recently found dead after her mother and cousin traveled all the way from Paraguay to Miami, hoping to find her alive.

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Villalba’s mother Juana Villalba and cousin Lourdes Luna arrived in Miami on Sunday to find answers to Leidy’s encounter. This is Juana’s first time to leave the country.

“I’m asking for any news about my daughter. I don’t know anything about her, I’m desperate,” Juana told ABC TV Paraguay Before news of her daughter’s death came to light.

Leidy’s brother Richard Luna Villalba also confirmed Leidy’s death. Tell C9N Juana was “destroyed” by this tragic news.

“She told me that they found her last night and they recognized her today. They warned us about 30 minutes ago. We never lost hope, but now we have found out [sic] Leddy left us,” he said.

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The Minister of Foreign Affairs Euclides Acevedo (Euclides Acevedo) also issued a statement after Leidi’s death.

“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is deeply distressed and regrets to report that the body of compatriot Ledi Luna Villalba has been found and identified today. MRE expresses its deepest condolences to their family and friends,” it wrote Tao.

Laidi spent a year as a nanny for the family of Sophia López Moreira, the sister of the first lady of Paraguay.

Moreira, her husband Luis Pettengill and their youngest child Also a victim The tragedy of the collapse of the apartment.

Acevedo tells ABC in the East: “I was moved by this news, I want to share with the public through you that the bodies of Sophia Lopez Moreira, Luis Petengier and the youngest child were found.”

The whereabouts of Moreira and Pettengill’s other two children are still missing.

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Leddy finishes his studies at the University of San Lorenzo and hopes to use this job as an additional source of income when he becomes a nurse.

This Miami herald According to the report, Leidy had never set foot in her small town in Paraguay before moving to the Surfside community in Miami.

“This is her first trip outside Paraguay, nothing more than to the United States,” her cousin Luna tells.

“This represents a lot of things. It is not an easy decision for her or her family. For us, it is like another world.

“This is a challenge, a very important challenge, and she wants to accept it before anything happens.”

Lady is one of 78 Confirmed death Recently, 14 more bodies were pulled out of the ruins of Champlain Tower.

Official reports found that more than 60 people are still missing as increasingly desperate rescue missions continue.

Miami-Dade Police Chief Alfredo Ramirez told 610 WIOD News Radio on Friday that work is proceeding “rapidly.”

Since the early morning of June 24, no one has been rescued from the building in the first few hours after part of the 12-story apartment building collapsed.