Peruvian fisherman was located 94 days after scattering in the sea, the maritime official said on Saturday, as he was discharged from the hospital.

On Tuesday, 61-year-old Maximo Napah was saved by his small fishing boat after noticing the Ecuadorian ship in North Peru.

He said in an interview with local media that he survived at sea, eating roosters, birds and turtle.

“I didn't want to die for my mother. I have a two-month grandson. I clung to that. Every day I thought his mother, “said Napan.

Is Images posted by Peruvian Navy Rescuers, including someone who should be reunited with his brother, reuning with his brother, and the other showing the fisherman, providing medical care.

On Saturday, he was discharged from the hospital in the pita coastal city.

“Mr. Napan arrived in a good physical condition. He could walk, wash himself. Shocked but good physical condition, “said Jorge Gonzalez, the port of the Peruvian Navy.

On December 7, the fisherman dropped from the port of San Juan de Marcona, but bad weather conditions and presence forced him to lose course.

His small ship that had no radio station ended in high seas.

“It is a miracle that my father has found,” said his daughter, Tsaban RPP radio stationA number of “we, as a family, never hope to find him.”

His sister, Leyla Torres Napan, told PSRC radio station that the family plans to celebrate her birthday, which was lost while she was lost in the sea. According to the BBCA number

“His birthday was unique, because everything he could eat (during the while) was a small cookie, so it's very important for us that he is new.

Napa's test comes after only another man's dramatic salvation, which has lost another man's dramatic salvation for a long period of time. In October, Russian Mikhilar Pikhugin to the Rescue After a small inflatable boat in the Okhutsian Sea, after less than two months, it's behind Russia. He said he had survived shocking the battle by drinking cold and raindrops. Paragrin, 46, began to watch whales with a 49-year-old brother and a 15-year-old nephew. But the boat's engine closed on August 9. The brother and nephew of Krugin later died, and he tied his bodies on the ship to wash them.

In 2023, the Australian sailor said Survived for more than two months Lost sea with his dog. 51-year-old Tim Shaddok and his dog Bella sailed French Polynesia from Mexico, when the rough seas hurt their ship and electronics, leaving them, leaving them.