Dayana Patino, a mother, was rescued from the rubble of her home in Venezuela along with her 18-day-old baby, Juan David, following recent earthquakes. The rescue occurred after approximately 32 hours trapped under debris.
Patino recounted her experience to BBC US, describing how she focused on ensuring her newborn son’s survival. She stated that the situation was difficult but remained hopeful throughout the ordeal. According to the BBC report, the “miracle” rescue of Juan David serves as a symbol of hope in Venezuela following the earthquakes.
The New York Post reported that Patino was pulled from the rubble after being trapped for 32 hours. The outlet detailed her efforts to stay alive so that her son would survive.
No additional details regarding the extent of the damage or ongoing rescue efforts were provided in the available sources. The current status of other potential victims remains unknown.
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