A 12-year-old girl in Venezuela survives after being trapped under the rubble of a damaged residential building for about 32 hours following two earthquakes in June. Reports say Fabiana was trapped beneath debris when the 10-storey building collapsed, leaving her with limited access to food or water. In interviews described by BBC outlets, she recounts surviving on small amounts of food, including ketchup and cheese, during the period she remained pinned under rubble. Her account highlights the sustained effort by rescuers and the difficulty of the situation faced by people caught in structural damage during earthquakes. The coverage frames the case as an example of survival amid the destruction caused by the seismic events, which affected residential areas and left multiple victims trapped or injured. The story also underscores the role of recovery operations after major quakes and the risks faced by residents when buildings fail. Fabiana’s survival has drawn attention to the wider impact of the June earthquakes in Venezuela and the challenges of emergency response in the aftermath.