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Toddler saved from rubble as search continues for Venezuela earthquake survivors

A three-year-old boy has been rescued in Caracas after being trapped under rubble for six days. | ITV National News

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Toddler saved from rubble as search continues for Venezuela earthquake survivors

The Jordan International Search and Rescue Team pulled out the child before taking him to hospital.
Credit: Jordan Civil Defence
A three-year-old was rescued after being trapped under rubble for six days following the Venezuela earthquakes.
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