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3 July
A three-year-old boy was rescued alive six days after the destructive earthquakes in Venezuela.
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Rescue efforts in Venezuela have gained attention following the dramatic retrieval of a newborn baby, just 18 days old, from the debris of collapsed buildings after two consecutive earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 on the Richter scale struck the country. Approximately 32 hours after the disaster, search and rescue teams successfully freed the infant, bringing a moment of hope amidst the tragedy that has left at least 920 dead and over 50,000 unaccounted for.
The rescues were part of a larger international response, with around 1,600 foreign rescuers participating in recovery operations across the affected areas. The mining town of La Guaira was particularly hard hit, where dramatic rescue videos captured the tension and joy of the moment the baby was found. Notably, the mother of the child was also rescued approximately an hour later, adding a layer of relief to the heartbreaking scene of destruction.
As the situation continues to evolve, local and international teams are working tirelessly to provide aid and assistance to those affected by one of the most devastating natural disasters in recent Venezuelan history.
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