Venezuela Earthquake Survivors Rescued Four Days After Disaster

Rescue Efforts Continue in Venezuela Amid Ongoing Earthquake Response

A father and son were successfully extracted from the rubble of a collapsed building four days after two earthquakes struck Venezuela, according to footage released by rescue workers. The incident is part of an ongoing search and rescue operation that has so far resulted in the recovery of 33 individuals.

The earthquakes, which occurred on [date], have left tens of thousands of people unaccounted for. Rescue efforts are ongoing, with teams working to locate and assist those affected by the disasters.

In a recent development, footage was captured showing search and rescue workers pulling out the father and son from under the rubble of the collapsed building. The exact location of the incident is not specified in the available information.

The recovery of 33 individuals brings the total number of people rescued to date. However, it is reported that tens of thousands of others remain unaccounted for, highlighting the ongoing need for rescue efforts.

Rescue workers continue their efforts to locate and assist those affected by the earthquakes. The situation remains fluid, with updates on the status of the search and rescue operation being provided as more information becomes available.

Source: Al Jazeera