Boy, 3, Found Alive in Venezuela Earthquake Rubble Six Days After Disaster
Jordanian rescuers pulled Klieber Morán from the wreckage as more than 2,600 personnel and 140 search dogs continued the search.
- Early on Tuesday, rescuers pulled 3-year-old Klieber Morán alive from rubble in Venezuela, six days after devastating twin earthquakes struck the country.
- The country was rocked last Wednesday by two powerful earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude, which struck less than a minute apart, flattening buildings and leaving tens of thousands unaccounted for.
- More than 2,600 rescue personnel from across the globe are participating in search operations, assisted by nearly 140 specially trained search dogs, while Jordanian teams used camera technology to locate survivors trapped in debris.
- A United Nations shipment carrying 47 metric tonnes of humanitarian supplies arrived Tuesday, though the World Health Organization stated healthcare services face 'extreme pressure' with rising disease outbreak risks.
- Nearly 59,000 buildings have been damaged or destroyed across Venezuela, while the official death toll has climbed to more than 1,900, with more than 10,000 people injured.
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Video footage shows rescuers clapping as they pull the child out of the rubble in the state of La Guaira
The three-year-old was in the rubble for several days, but was pulled out alive.
The balance of the two devastating earthquakes produced last week in Venezuela exceeded 1,900 deaths and 10,000 deaths! And it will almost certainly reach much larger dimensions, under the conditions in which the number of missing persons is estimated at 50,000, according to the United Nations. Article The balance of devastating earthquakes in Venezuela exceeds 1,900 deaths! Almost incredible rescue mission: a three-year-old, found alive after s…
In a statement issued on Tuesday 30 June, the Jordanian Civil Defence announced that a three-year-old child had been rescued six days after the earthquakes in Venezuela that killed at least 2,000 people.
Six days after two catastrophic earthquakes hit Venezuela, in which, according to the latest data, almost 2,000 people died, rescuers rescued a three-year-old child alive from under the rubble on Tuesday.
When they pulled the boy alive from the rubble in the Venezuelan state of Guaira, Jordanian rescuers were jumping for joy.
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