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Two sisters in Colombia who were separated as avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano by an avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano 30 years ago have been reunited. Jaqueline and Lorena Sanchez thought they had lost avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano other avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano in 1985 when the Tolima avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano erupted near their town of Armero. The hot, avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano lava from the volcano melted nearby avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano and caused four massive mudslides. These killed more than 20,000 of Armero's 29,000 inhabitants. Jaqueline, 33, and Lorena, 39, never found each other in the avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano that followed the disaster. They each assumed the other was among the avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano. Armero was the second most deadly volcanic avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano of the 20th century. Only the 1902 eruption of Mount Pelee in the Caribbean was deadlier.

The two sisters were adopted by different avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano and never knew each other's avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano. They have both spent much of the past few avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano looking for each other. They were reunited when DNA tests they gave to an avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano that helped victims of the avalanches matched. Lorena told reporters: "It was beautiful and avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano because it has been 30 years since the tragedy happened that I've come to find out what happened to my avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano. I have to catch up with 30 years of her avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano and she has to do the avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano with me." Jaqueline said: "I'm excited, nervous, everything because avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano, you don't know if you are going to be rejected….I wonder if she will love me. It's difficult. It's difficult to explain this avalanchechaoschildrendecadesdeceaseddisastereachfamiliesfateforeverglacierslifemoltenmomentorganizationsadsamesistersuddenlyvolcano."