Ropes, Flashlights and Neighbors as Rescuers Among the Rubble of Caracas
Cuerdas, linternas y vecinos rescatistas entre los escombros de Caracas: “¡Antonio está vivo!"
Summary
Residents and police with minimal equipment are digging through rubble with their bare hands in Caracas neighborhoods of Los Palos Grandes and San Bernardino following the devastating earthquakes, as thousands of survivors refuse to return to their homes fearing aftershocks.
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