The Moment U.S. Rescuers Pull a Baby From Venezuela Ruins
The mother and baby were found alive with minor injuries as 44 international teams searched collapsed buildings, the United Nations said.
- On Saturday, members of the USA-01 urban search-and-rescue team from Fairfax County, Virginia, pulled a mother and her nine-month-old baby alive from collapsed building rubble in Venezuela.
- Two powerful earthquakes struck northern Venezuela on Wednesday, flattening buildings and triggering hundreds of aftershocks that left thousands trapped under debris across coastal areas.
- The State Department deployed a Disaster Assistance Response Team with more than 250 personnel, including elite units from Los Angeles County, California, and Miami Dade County, Florida, bringing over 200,000 pounds of specialized equipment.
- Latest reports indicate at least 1,430 deaths, while nearly 69,000 people remain missing as international crews search collapsed structures across the hardest-hit coastal areas.
- Washington committed $150 million in assistance, while 44 international urban search-and-rescue teams have deployed 2,245 specialists and 140 search dogs to support ongoing recovery efforts.
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The baby and mother were saved.
Miracle moment US rescuers pull baby, mom from rubble after Venezuela quakes: ‘Hope endures’
US rescuers miraculously pulled a 9-month-old baby and her mom from the rubble of a collapsed building in Venezuela on Saturday after quakes there killed more than 1,400 people, harrowing video shows.
More than 90 hours have passed since the first earthquake, but rescuers are not giving up.
Dramatic Video Shows The Moment Rescue Crews Carefully Pull A Baby From the Rubble in Venezuela
Dramatic new footage showed rescue workers in Venezuela carefully pulling several more people from the rubble — including a small baby — some four days after two major earthquakes struck the country. More than 1,400 people were killed and thousands are still missing, but CNN reported on Sunday some miraculous rescues made during the massive efforts over the weekend. “Rescue workers from countries around the world are joining the search efforts, …
U.S. search and rescue teams saved a baby who remained trapped in the rubble after the earthquakes that affected Venezuela. The operation was carried out in the midst of emergency tasks deployed in the most affected areas. ‘Against all odds, hope endures. (...) Every life saved is a victory,’ the U.S. State Department published in its official X account in Spanish. The video shows how the rescuers covered the child with a blue blanket with sky. …
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