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Venezuela latest: Man, 21, pulled alive from rubble after being trapped for 106 hours

Venezuela's rescue operations highlight survival amid ongoing disaster relief efforts

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A 21-year-old man was pulled alive from rubble in Venezuela after 106 hours trapped, marking one of the longest survival cases in recent rescue operations. Coverage from *BBC*, *Yahoo*, *Devdiscourse*, *Наша Ніва*, and *WPLG Local 10* emphasizes the international and regional involvement, including Salvadoran aid, as teams continue to sift through debris following the collapse of apartment buildings.

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How many people have been rescued in Venezuela’s latest collapse?

Coverage confirms at least three survivors pulled alive: a 21-year-old man (106 hours trapped), a 60-year-old woman (86 hours), and a 15-year-old.

Are there reports of international aid involvement?

Yes. The Salvadoran president described the rescue of a 15-year-old survivor in Caraballeda, indicating cross-border assistance.

What caused the building collapses in Venezuela?

Coverage does not yet specify the cause of the collapses, focusing instead on rescue efforts and survivor accounts.

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