Rescuers pull several children alive from rubble in Venezuela earthquake zone

Published Jun 29, 06:31 AM UTC

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In the earthquake-affected region of Venezuela, over 2,600 foreign rescue workers continue searching for survivors trapped under debris. In the past few hours, rescue teams have successfully pulled several children alive from the rubble, offering a glimmer of hope amid the disaster. Meanwhile, marine soldiers are receiving relief supplies at the port of La Guaira, indicating ongoing logistical support for the humanitarian response. The earthquake has caused widespread destruction, and international aid is being mobilized to assist with search and rescue operations. The report, sourced from Die Welt, highlights the coordinated effort between foreign and local teams to save lives and provide essential supplies to affected areas.

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In the earthquake-affected region of Venezuela, more than 2,600 foreign aid workers continue the search for people trapped under debris.

Several children have been rescued alive in the past few hours. Marines are receiving relief supplies at the port of La Guaira.

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Nachrichten - WELTWestern

Original headline: Retter ziehen mehrere Kinder lebend aus den Trümmern

Original language: DE

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