Carolina Wilga, a 26-year-old German backpacker, was rescued after being lost for 11 nights in the Australian Outback. She survived the harsh conditions by drinking rainwater and puddle water. Wilga lost control of her car, rolled down a slope, and abandoned it in a state of confusion. Her car was found by a passerby a day before her rescue by Tania Henley, who spotted Wilga waving from the roadside. Wilga had last communicated with her family on June 29, prior to being located on July 11.
Carolina Wilga thanked her 'rescuer and angel' after being found 11 nights lost in the Australian Outback, having survived harsh conditions and rugged terrain.
Wilga lost control of her car, rolled down a slope, and abandoned it in confusion, leading her to walk barefoot in a remote reserve.
After her car was spotted, Tania Henley found Wilga waving on the side of the road, helping rescue the 26-year-old backpacker.
Wilga survived by drinking rainwater and puddle water during her 11-day ordeal after being last seen in a small town northeast of Perth.
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