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The dark-haired baby Afraa survived 10 hours under the rubble after the Feb. 6 earthquake crushed her parents and four siblings to death.

Some 542 children were found “unaccompanied and separated” after the earthquake throughout Syria, said Eva Hinds, a spokesperson for the United Nations children’s agency or UNICEF.

A year later, those children have begun to adjust to their new reality, most of them living now with extended family while smaller numbers have ended up in foster homes or orphanages.