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Venezuela survivors pulled from rubble days after quakes

Survivors are still being rescued in Venezuela nearly a week after two devastating earthquakes. On Tuesday, Salvadorean rescuers found a 44-year-old man alive under the rubble of a shopping center in Maiquetía, providing him with water while working to extract him safely.

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Venezuela survivors pulled from rubble days after quakes
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Survivors are still being rescued in Venezuela nearly a week after two devastating earthquakes. On Tuesday, Salvadorean rescuers found a 44-year-old man alive under the rubble of a shopping center in Maiquetía, providing him with water while working to extract him safely. Earlier, Ecuadorian firefighters rescued a 12-year-old boy five days after the initial tremors. These discoveries are providing motivation for ongoing search efforts, with international teams continuing to look for signs of life amidst the destruction.

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Signs of life are the greatest motivation to keep going five days after the earthquake.

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Workers from Quito’s fire brigade rescued a 12-year-old boy.

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Salvadorean rescuers found a 44-year-old man trapped under the rubble of a shopping centre in Maiquetía.

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Survivors were still being found alive almost a week after two devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela.

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Almost a week after two devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela, survivors were still being found alive by rescuers that have come from abroad to help.Salvadorean rescuers reached a 44-year-old man trapped under the rubble of a shopping centre in the coastal city of Maiquetía in the early hours of Tuesday, El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele wrote on the platform X.The man had been supplied with water through a tube while rescuers found a way to reach him safely.Workers from the Ecuadorian capital Quito’s fire brigade, which was also deployed in the disaster area, reported on Monday that they had rescued a 12-year-old boy.“Five days after the earthquake, signs of life are the greatest motivation to keep going,” read a post on the platform X.Residents search on Tuesday through the rubble of a building that collapsed during two earthquakes in La Guaira, Venezuela. Photo: AP“As long as there is still a chance, we will keep searching.”
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