'Mama, I don’t want to die': 60 hours under Venezuelan earthquake rubble

U.S. rescuers pull mother and baby alive from Venezuela earthquake rubble

American search-and-rescue teams pulled a mother and her nine-month-old baby alive from the rubble of a collapsed building in Venezuela after this week’s deadly earthquakes. Members of USA-01, an urban search-and-rescue team from Fairfax County, Virginia, were working alongside Venezuelan firefighters when they found the mother and child trapped beneath the debris, the team said [] The post U.S. rescuers pull mother and baby alive from Venezuela earthquake rubble appeared first on BNO News.

U.S. Rescue Workers Pull Crying Infant from Venezuelan Earthquake Rubble

Try not to cry! U.S. rescue workers pulled a nine-month-old infant and her mother from earthquake rubble in Venezuela on Saturday. The mother and her child only sustained minor injuries. #shorts

The most shocking footage of Venezuela's killer earthquake: Apocalyptic scenes, terrifying airport collapse and citizens cheating death

The most shocking footage of Venezuela's killer earthquake: Apocalyptic scenes, terrifying airport collapse and citizens cheating death

These homes rose out of Venezuela’s socialist revolution. Now they’re rubble.

In the absence of government help, ordinary Venezuelans dug barehanded through the rubble of the week’s earthquakes for loved ones.

At least 164 people dead after twin quakes in Venezuela, acting president says

Deadly quakes: At least 164 people have been killed and 971 injured after Venezuela's most powerful earthquake in more than a century, according to the country's acting President Delcy Rodriguez. The 7.5 magnitude quake struck just 40 seconds after a 7.2 magnitude foreshock. Capital in crisis: A resident who survived a quake that hit Caracas in 1967 said the disaster was unlike anything he had experienced. Another resident who escaped a damaged building said the scene was like a horror movie.