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'I ate ketchup and cheese', says Venezuelan girl trapped under quake rubble for 32 hours

Search and rescue operations in Venezuela yield two survivors pulled from rubble following recent earthquake activity.

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Emergency responders have successfully recovered survivors from debris in Venezuela after separate incidents involving building collapses. A young girl was rescued after being trapped for 32 hours, while a man was located in the ruins of a mall eight days after the seismic events.

Reporting from The Guardian and the BBC details the duration of the entrapment for both individuals. Coverage identifies the specific items consumed by the young girl while she was awaiting rescue, though no further details regarding the recovery process have been provided.

Future reports will track the status of these survivors as they receive medical attention. Coverage does not yet specify the total number of individuals remaining trapped or the current scope of ongoing search operations.

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Quick answers

How long was the girl trapped?

She was trapped for 32 hours.

Where was the man discovered?

He was discovered in a collapsed mall.

How long had the man been trapped?

The man was trapped for eight days.

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