The black box of the Yemenia Air plane that crashed into the Indian Ocean has been found, which means investigators may soon have a better idea of what caused the horrific tragedy off the coast of Comoros. But amid the sadness, more news is coming out today about the ordeal of the only survivor found so far — a 14-year-old girl.

French Cooperation Minister Alain Joyandet said the black box, or data recorder, was found by an aerial patrol 40 kilometers from Grande Comore Island. It’s just one of two such black boxes originally on the plane. Searchers are not only looking for more plane debris and the other black box, but for other possible survivors — and bodies — as well.

The lone survivor so far, Bahia Bakari, can barely swim. Her father, Kassim Bakari, said she was ejected from the plane as it hit the water, but she didn’t know what happened. He told AFP that his daughter suffered a fractured collarbone and burns to her knee, but no life-threatening injuries.

"She didn’t feel a thing. She found herself in water," Bakari told French radio station RTL. "She could hear people talking, but in the middle of the night she couldn’t see a thing. She managed to hold onto a piece of something."

Bakari’s partner — who is Bahia’s mother — was also on the flight, but has not yet been found. There were 153 people on the plane, and the search for survivors is ongoing. There were reports yesterday that a five-year-old was also rescued, but officials today say only Bahia was found alive. Although officials say they’re not giving up hope, as time goes on, chances of finding anymore survivors becomes slimmer.