Venezuelan authorities reported the rescue of a child who was found alive after being buried under debris in Venezuela. According to statements made by Venezuelan President Delcy Rodriguez, Jordanian rescuers successfully extracted the boy from the rubble at Los Corales Gardens 1 in La Guaira. The child remained trapped under the debris for a period of six days.
The successful extraction of the boy has been highlighted by authorities as a significant event following the recent seismic activity in the region. Separately, Venezuelan officials provided updates regarding the broader impact of the disaster. National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez stated that the reported death toll from the earthquake reached 1,943 individuals.
Furthermore, the number of buildings reported as damaged was quantified at 10,571 structures across the affected areas. The reports detail the efforts of international aid workers, specifically mentioning the involvement of Jordanian rescuers in the difficult recovery operation in Venezuela. The rescue of the child after six days underscores the challenging conditions faced by residents in the affected localities.
These figures provide an overview of both the immediate life-saving efforts and the extensive infrastructural damage sustained within the country.
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