Three-year-old rescued after six days trapped under rubble in Venezuela earthquake aftermath
Rescue teams in Venezuela have successfully pulled a three-year-old boy from rubble, six days after a devastating earthquake.
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Rescuers in Venezuela have successfully pulled a three-year-old boy, identified as Klieber Moran, alive from the rubble, six days after a powerful twin earthquake devastated the nation. The miraculous rescue, carried out by a Jordanian team, brought a glimmer of hope amidst widespread destruction, with the child immediately transported for medical treatment.
The catastrophic event involved two earthquakes, measuring magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5, which struck Venezuela, leading to immense damage and a significant loss of life. Authorities estimate that nearly 59,000 buildings were either damaged or completely destroyed across the affected regions. The death toll from the disaster has tragically climbed to nearly 2,000 individuals, with thousands more unaccounted for and over 10,000 injured, leaving tens of thousands urgently needing food and shelter.
What each outlet emphasizes
- CNN: focuses on the rescue of the three-year-old and the desperate search efforts by residents
- BBC: highlights the rescue of the child and video footage of rescuers cheering
- The Guardian: emphasizes the scale of destruction with 58,000 buildings estimated destroyed and 'tonnes of rubble'
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theguardian.com ↗ al-monitor.com ↗ arabnews.pk ↗ straitstimes.com ↗ inquirer.net ↗