HOLMES: Welcome back, everyone. Crews winding down their search for the missing, the bodies in that collapsed factory in Bangladesh. Officials actually planning to end the recovery effort tomorrow.</s>MALVEAUX: The death toll has now reached 1,127. The last rescue happened Friday. That's when crews found a 19-year-old woman alive underneath the rubble. She talked about the experience from her hospital bed. Listen.</s>RESHMA BEGUM SURVIVOR (through translator): I had nothing to eat. I found water and nothing else. I couldn't breathe. For an hour I looked for water and found it. Every so often I'd look for water. And I found a little bit and drank it. Then I didn't find anymore. With a lot of painful effort, I climbed downstairs by using a stick to break through tiny spaces. I called for help, but no one heard me. I'd heard sound, but no one heard me.</s>MALVEAUX: Incredible.</s>HOLMES: Unbelievable. This is an extraordinary child. Doctors say that she is, though, making what they call a steady recovery.</s>MALVEAUX: Some good news.</s>HOLMES: At last, yes.</s>MALVEAUX: We like that. That's it for us. Thanks for watching AROUND THE WORLD. CNN NEWSROOM starts right now.</s>HOLMES: See you tomorrow.
Search for Survivors Winding Down in Bangladesh