In Venezuela, after an earthquake, two-year-old Cleber Moran was rescued after spending six days under the rubble. His aunt Andreina Sarmiento He said BBC News that the child’s health is not in danger. “He only has a few scratches on his arms and legs, but nothing more,” she said.
Clayber Moran was found under the rubble of his home in La Guaira state on the Caribbean coast of Venezuela. It was previously reported that this area was the most affected by the earthquake.
According to Sarmiento, the child was saved only on the second attempt. Initially, rescuers from the UK tried to reach him, but were unable to reach him. Kleber was later rescued from the rubble by a team from Jordan.
Sarmiento promised that she would care for her nephew with “motherly warmth” until her older sister was found. The boy’s 23-year-old aunt still holds out hope that Kleber’s parents are still alive.
On the evening of June 24, two tremors of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 occurred in Venezuela 38 seconds apart. According to the official Data On July 1, the death toll reached 2,295 people. Tens of thousands are still missing.