Baby survives under collapsed building in Venezuela; rescuers locate more survivors

In a moment of hope amidst devastation, a baby has been rescued alive from the debris of a collapsed building in Venezuela. The infant was pulled from the rubble by search and rescue teams from the United States, following the double earthquake that struck the region.

The U.S. Embassy in Venezuela shared a video on Instagram showing rescuers carrying the crying baby, captioning it, "Against all odds, hope endures." The embassy emphasized that each life saved represents a victory.

Meanwhile, residents described hearing a cry for help minutes after a small dog emerged alive from the debris of another collapsed building. This led to the swift arrival of rescue teams.

Further efforts by Spanish rescue teams, including the ERICAM and UME, have located additional survivors. An elderly person and their two grandchildren were found trapped in the aftermath of the earthquakes. In a separate success, a second survivor was rescued in the same area where another person had been trapped for nearly 72 hours under a destroyed building.