Three-Year-Old Rescued After Six Days in Venezuelan Rubble
Rescuers in Venezuela's La Guaira state successfully pulled a three-year-old child from rubble six days after an earthquake, with video capturing the moment of rescue.
Miami Fort Lauderdale, FL, July 1, 2026 —
LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA – A remarkable rescue operation unfolded in Venezuela’s La Guaira state, where a three-year-old child was pulled alive from earthquake debris six days after a significant seismic event.
The successful extraction of the child, whose name has not been provided, marks a moment of hope following the devastation caused by the earthquake. The incident occurred in La Guaira state, a region that sustained damage from the tremor.
Video footage, which has circulated widely, captured the intense moments of the rescue. The images show rescuers carefully working to free the young survivor from the collapsed structure. The exact circumstances surrounding the child being trapped in the rubble were not immediately detailed.
The duration of six days spent trapped beneath debris highlights the critical efforts of the rescue teams. Details regarding the child’s condition following the rescue were not immediately available. The specifics of the earthquake, including its magnitude and exact date, were also not provided in the initial reports.
This rescue underscores the dedication of emergency responders in challenging environments. Further information regarding the earthquake’s impact on La Guaira state and the ongoing recovery efforts is expected.
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