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

Survival stories emerge from Venezuela following a series of devastating earthquakes that have left residents trapped under building debris.

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Survivors of recent earthquakes in Venezuela are being rescued from collapsed structures. Reports confirm that a young girl remained trapped for 32 hours, while another individual was retrieved from a collapsed mall eight days after the initial tremors.

Coverage from outlets including the BBC, The Guardian, Yahoo News, People.com, and the Miami Herald highlights personal accounts of survival, noting specific consumption of food items such as ketchup and cheese during periods of entrapment. These reports focus on the duration of rescue efforts and the physical toll on those found beneath the rubble.

Attention now shifts to the rising death toll and the long-term recovery process. Media coverage indicates that survivors are currently seeking information regarding the next steps in the aftermath of the devastation.

Synthesized by PULSE from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. Updated 42d ago.

Quick answers

How long was the girl trapped under the rubble?

Coverage states she was trapped for 32 hours.

What did the survivor report eating while trapped?

The girl stated she consumed ketchup and cheese.

Are there ongoing rescue operations in Venezuela?

Yes, reports confirm individuals have been pulled from collapsed sites, including a man rescued from a mall eight days after the quakes.

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