Rescue teams in Venezuela pull an 18-day-old baby alive from the rubble of a collapsed building following earthquakes that damage multiple cities, according to multiple reports. Footage shared by outlets shows the baby being extracted from debris after the building structure fails. The Times of India reports the rescue occurs amid widespread devastation and that the baby is recovered approximately 90 minutes before the mother is also pulled to safety. The Independent similarly describes rescuers extracting a baby alive from the ruins of a collapsed structure in the aftermath of the quakes. Breitbart also reports the baby is rescued alive and highlights that similar rescues draw attention amid ongoing recovery efforts, though details of timing and whether other family members are recovered immediately are not emphasized in its account.
Overall, the accounts agree on the core event: an infant survives in earthquake rubble long enough to be rescued, and the rescue is documented and circulated as a sign of hope during the broader disaster response.
