Cuban woman asks for help to repatriate the remains of her deceased husband in an accident in the United States.

The young Cuban mother Gretell Montalván Ramos asked for help to repatriate the remains of her husband Yordani Viamontes Tamayo, who died on June 18 in a tragic traffic accident in the United States.

On the social network Facebook, the woman from Camagüey explained the difficult situation she is facing after the death of her partner, being left alone with a one-year-old son, and now needing resources to stay afloat and send the deceased's body to Cuba, where her relatives are waiting.

"I am trying to set up a GoFundMe, but they have not reviewed it yet (...) I ask all my friends and family who can to lend a helping hand and I infinitely thank you in advance," said the resident in the city of Houston, Texas.

The funds will be used to send my husband's body and try to cover the expenses for my child and me in our home at this very difficult time, because everyone knows how challenging it is here when it's just one person," the young woman, who takes care of children in her home, added in her post.

Likewise, he stated: "My one-year-old child and I are grateful to all those who have supported us in one way or another during this very difficult time for us."

On the other hand, the user Nelly D' Cuba also posted about the story and revealed that they found Viamontes dead under his truck. Additionally, she called for support for Gretell. "If God puts it in your heart to be able to help her, at least with 5 dollars, together we will help her achieve it," she said.

A week ago, the murder of Cuban Eric Marcos Reyes Pupo in Mexico shocked his family and friends, who asked for help to repatriate the body to his hometown of Puerto Padre, in Las Tunas.

The young man was only 26 years old and had emigrated to Mexico with the hope of starting a new stage of life in the United States territory, reuniting with his mother.

Likewise, Cubans in the U.S. raised funds to repatriate the body of Yasmani, a fellow countryman who was shot dead after a traffic accident in Houston, Texas.

Thaylien Brindis and Eliany Gómez, two Cuban women who passed away in March in Las Vegas, received the final goodbye from their loved ones in their homeland, Santiago de Cuba, after the support received from the community of Cuban emigrants.