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As Venezuela death toll rises, survivor recounts days beneath the rubble

Rescue efforts in Venezuela have uncovered survivors trapped for days, including a man saved eight days after devastating earthquakes.

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Devastating earthquakes in Venezuela have led to a rising death toll and widespread destruction. Rescue operations have successfully recovered several survivors, including a twelve-year-old child trapped for 32 hours and a man who was pulled from a collapsed mall after eight days.

Coverage from CNN, BBC, The Guardian, and Reuters emphasizes the "miraculous" nature of these rescues. Reports from Global News and the Los Angeles Times highlight the involvement of international aid, specifically mentioning B.C. rescuers and L.A. firefighters in locating and saving victims.

Further reports focus on the recovery of others, including 18-day-old babies and puppies, as the region continues to manage the aftermath of the disaster.

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Quick answers

How long were some survivors trapped under the rubble?

Coverage reports one man was rescued after eight days and a twelve-year-old child was saved after 32 hours.

Which international organizations assisted in the rescue?

B.C. rescuers and L.A. firefighters are cited as having helped locate and rescue victims.

Where was the man rescued after eight days found?

According to The Guardian, he was saved from a collapsed mall.

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