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Rescued After 5 Days in Rubble, Dog’s Survival Story Melts the Internet
Rescued After 5 Days in Rubble, Dog’s Survival Story Melts the Internet
A small dog named 'Giselle' was trapped under the rubble of an earthquake in Venezuela for five consecutive days. Following a lengthy rescue operation, she was finally pulled out alive. Her reaction immediately after being rescued has now won the hearts of everyone on social media.In a video circulating on social media, she can be seen being rescued from beneath the collapsed concrete. After being safely pulled out, the dog lay in a rescuer's arms, licking his face and wagging her tail in joy, a...
World•02 July 2026
Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 920; Slow Rescue Efforts Spark Outrage
Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 920; Slow Rescue Efforts Spark Outrage
The death toll from a powerful double earthquake in Venezuela has risen to 920, making it the deadliest quake to hit the country in over a century. Anger and frustration are mounting among the public over the slow pace of rescue operations for those trapped under the rubble.The increase in the offic...
World•27 June 2026
Venezuela Tremor: 'Sister, I thought we were going to die.'
Venezuela Tremor: 'Sister, I thought we were going to die.'
When an earthquake struck Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, a woman living in the United States received a WhatsApp message from her sister Veronica. The message read, “The houses are shaking terribly, it’s still shaking.”Being in the United States, the woman had not yet fully grasped the situation...
World•25 June 2026