An 11-year-old boy was rescued from the rubble more than three days after twin earthquakes struck Venezuela, interim president Delcy Rodriguez announced on Saturday. In a post on X, Rodriguez shared the news accompanied by a video of the rescue, expressing hope for the nation.
Rescue in Caraballeda
The boy was found alive in Caraballeda, a town significantly affected by the earthquakes. His rescue has become a symbol of hope for Venezuela, a country grappling with the aftermath of the natural disaster.
President's Statement
Interim President Delcy Rodriguez highlighted the significance of the rescue in her statement. "A few minutes ago an 11-year-old boy was rescued alive in Caraballeda. At this moment, every life is a source of hope for Venezuela," she wrote, underscoring the emotional impact of the event.
Earthquake Impact
The twin earthquakes have caused significant damage across Venezuela, leading to numerous rescue operations. The exact number of casualties and the full extent of the damage are still being assessed.
