Newborn baby rescued from rubble of Venezuela quake
VENEZUELA: A newborn baby has been rescued from a fallen building 32 hours after the twin earthquakes that devastated a Venezuelan coastal city.
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VENEZUELA: A newborn baby has been rescued from a fallen building 32 hours after the twin earthquakes that devastated a Venezuelan coastal city. According to the user, Andreina Quintero, who published the video on social media, the baby was just 18 days old and was uninjured after being trapped for 32 hours. At least 920 people were killed by back-to-back earthquakes on June 24 of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 and thousands more were injured or remain missing.
Furthermore, In a follow-up video later on Friday, Quintero showed the mother in a hospital bed, with a medical worker telling her that the baby did not appear to have injuries. Video shared on social media Friday shows rescuers working under a floodlight atop collapsed masonry and bringing the infant out to applause late Friday in the hardest-hit city of La Guaira, north of the capital Caracas. Recommended For You They carefully pass the baby, wrapped in a quilt, from person to person before cleaning the child gently with tissues, the video shows.
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VENEZUELA: A newborn baby has been rescued from a fallen building 32 hours after the twin earthquakes that devastated a Venezuelan coastal city.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesAccording to the user, Andreina Quintero, who published the video on social media, the baby was just 18 days old and was uninjured after being trapped for 32 hours.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAt least 920 people were killed by back-to-back earthquakes on June 24 of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 and thousands more were injured or remain missing.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn a follow-up video later on Friday, Quintero showed the mother in a hospital bed, with a medical worker telling her that the baby did not appear to have injuries.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesVideo shared on social media Friday shows rescuers working under a floodlight atop collapsed masonry and bringing the infant out to applause late Friday in the hardest-hit city of La Guaira, north of the capital Caracas.
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Recommended For You They carefully pass the baby, wrapped in a quilt, from person to person before cleaning the child gently with tissues, the video shows.
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