Venezuela earthquake: Father and son emerge alive from the debris 96 hours after Venezuela earthquake, miracle happened

Venezuela earthquake: God is the one who kills, God is the one who saves. The earthquake in Venezuela has presented a devastating form. Screams everywhere and heaps of debris everywhere tell the cruel story of nature. Relief and rescue work is going on at a fast pace.
Meanwhile, about 96 hours after the earthquake, a father and his son were pulled out alive from the debris of the collapsed building.

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According to experts, the chances of finding a person alive 72 hours after an earthquake are very less. In such a situation, despite being trapped under the debris for four days, their safe survival is considered no less than a miracle.

During the rescue operation, relief workers pulled out the father and son trapped inside the debris on Sunday. Both were completely covered with mud and there were no clothes on their bodies. It is feared that while stranded for a long time, he may have taken off his clothes in an attempt to save himself.

After giving first aid to both of them, the rescue team laid them on a makeshift stretcher made of cloth and took them to the ambulance through the streets full of debris. A large number of local people also gathered at the spot to witness the emotional moment amid the devastation of the earthquake.

As soon as the relief workers took him out, he slowly started hydrating him. He was also given necessary medicines and first aid and sent to the hospital. According to doctors, in such cases it is necessary to give treatment to the patient not rapidly but in a controlled manner.

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According to relief agencies, at least 33 people have been rescued alive over the weekend. Despite this, thousands of people are still reported missing. As time passes, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find survivors, but the rescue team is not losing hope.