Rescuers in Venezuela pull an 11-year-old boy alive from the rubble of a building damaged by the country’s recent earthquakes, according to reports. The rescue occurs several days after a pair of earthquakes devastates parts of Venezuela, prompting large-scale emergency operations. The incident is described as a rare breakthrough amid ongoing efforts to locate survivors and recover victims. While the rescued child is brought out alive, the overall situation remains severe, with tens of thousands of people reported missing as authorities continue search and rescue work. Across affected areas, emergency teams and volunteers work to clear debris, reach trapped people, and assess damage to infrastructure. The reports emphasize that the rescue provides a hopeful sign for families still waiting for information about their relatives. Authorities continue to coordinate relief efforts as the death toll and the number of missing people are still being updated.