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Aid supplies and help are rushing into Venezuela, four days after massive back-to-back earthquakes. The death toll has risen above 1,400 and tens of thousands are still missing. Camilo Montoya-Galvez has more. "

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A remarkable rescue unfolded in quake-ravaged Venezuela as emergency teams pulled an entire family alive from beneath the rubble after they spent nearly 26 hours trapped inside a collapsed apartment building in La Guaira. Reuters footage captures the dramatic rescue operation, with survivors emerging from a tiny air pocket after enduring the devastating earthquake. Family members said they survived by protecting one another while rescue crews worked tirelessly through the night to reach them. As the death toll continues to climb and thousands remain displaced, the rescue has become a rare moment of hope amid one of Venezuela’s deadliest natural disasters in decades.

In a remarkable rescue amid Venezuela's devastating earthquake, U.S. and local search-and-rescue teams pulled a baby and the child's mother alive from the rubble of a collapsed building. The emotional rescue has become a symbol of hope as emergency crews continue searching for more survivors in the disaster-hit region.

Rescue of a 9 year old child in Venezuela

Mexican rescue teams arrived in Venezuela on June 26 to assist search and recovery efforts after twin earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude devastated the country earlier this week. Authorities say at least 920 people have been killed, 3,360 injured and thousands remain missing. Members of Mexico's renowned "Topos" rescue brigade, accompanied by trained search dogs, said they had come in solidarity with Venezuelans as international aid efforts accelerate in the race to find survivors trapped beneath collapsed buildings.

Mexican rescue teams arrived in Venezuela on June 26 to assist search and recovery efforts after twin earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude devastated the country earlier this week. Authorities say at least 920 people have been killed, 3,360 injured and thousands remain missing. Members of Mexico's renowned "Topos" rescue brigade, accompanied by trained search dogs, said they had come in solidarity with Venezuelans as international aid efforts accelerate in the race to find survivors trapped beneath collapsed buildings.

The death toll continues to rise after a pair of earthquakes rocked Venezuela, marking the strongest ones to hit the country in more than a century. We speak with Catholic Relief Services' Nicolas Meslaoui who tells us what the immediate needs are and how CRS and Caritas Venezuela are serving those on the ground.

An international rescue effort is underway after devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela. Spain deployed a military aircraft carrying rescue teams and search dogs, while the United States, Chile, the Dominican Republic, and El Salvador mobilized personnel, aircraft, and humanitarian aid to support search-and-rescue operations. Hundreds remain trapped or missing as emergency crews race against time to save lives. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News.

THIS is the incredible moment a baby is pulled out alive from beneath the rubble of a collapsed building in Venezuela after the nation was rocked by two deadly earthquakes. It comes as the death toll rises to 1,430 with more than 3,360 injured in the violent back-to-back quakes.

In Venezuela, rescue teams are still pulling survivors from the ruins after two powerful earthquakes devastated entire communities. More than 1,400 people are confirmed dead with tens of thousands still unaccounted for - yet even after the critical 72‑hour window, lives are still being saved. Each rescue is a rare moment of relief and joy, offering a glimpse of hope for a country in mourning.