📢 VENEZUELA: HABLÓ UNA DE LAS NENAS RESCATADAS EN LA GUAIRA Y UN JOVEN SE REENCONTRÓ CON SUS RESC

A 12-year-old girl and a grandmother were rescued alive from the rubble of the Oasis Beach building in La Guaira, where 21 people are still missing. The death toll has surpassed 2,500. In La Guaira, Venezuela, rescue teams managed to save a 12-year-old girl, Fabiana Blanco, and a grandmother after the collapse of the Oasis Beach building. Both were buried under tons of concrete for several days, surviving thanks to fortuitous pockets of air within the debris. Rescuers had to work manually to avoid further damage, removing the fill material with their hands and carefully cutting through rebar. Fabiana Blanco became a symbol of hope when she was found smiling despite the adversity: “I’m here, happy and proud of everyone,” she said after her rescue. The grandmother was trapped for seven days; when illuminated by a cell phone flashlight, she asked that her face not be shone because she hadn't combed her hair. While the search continues for 21 more people trapped under the rubble, official figures indicate more than 2,500 dead and 12,400 injured. The report highlights both the human resilience and the technical difficulties of the rescue: "They're like concrete coffins," rescuers describe the process of freeing survivors. 👉 Stay tuned to #AgendaA24 Get informed on #A24 🟥🟥🟥 📲 Subscribe to our channel! → / a24com 🖥 Find more news on our website → www.A24.com 👍 Don't forget to follow us on our social media! → Facebook:   / a24com   → Instagram:   / a24noticias   → X:   / a24com   → TikTok:   / a24noticias   → Twitch:   / a24noticias   → WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5S... → Telegram: https://t.me/s/A24noticias