Jordanian emergency workers in Venezuela rescue a child found alive six days after the country is hit by twin earthquakes, Venezuelan authorities say. The acting President, Delcy Rodriguez, announces the rescue in a message shared via Telegram. The child, identified as Klieber Moran, is reportedly pulled from the Los Corales Garden 1 building in La Guaira state. The reports describe the rescue as occurring early on Tuesday, with the child described as the only reported survivor on that day of search and rescue efforts. Multiple outlets repeat the same details, citing Venezuelan authorities, and frame the incident as the latest development in ongoing efforts after the earthquakes struck the region last week. The coverage emphasizes the timing—six days after the building collapse—and the role of the Jordanian teams in locating and extracting the survivor from beneath rubble.