“THIS IS A MIRACLE”: Three-Year-Old Boy Pulled Alive from the Rubble Six Days After Devastating Earthquake in Venezuela! (VIDEO)

Jordanian rescue teams in Venezuela have pulled a three-year-old child alive from the rubble after he spent six days trapped following last week’s devastating earthquakes, Venezuelan authorities announced.

The death toll from the earthquakes has now risen to 1,943, National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez said, while the number of injured has nearly doubled to 10,571.

Jordanian rescuers rescued Kliber Moran from the Los Corales Garden 1 residential building in La Guaira after he spent six days beneath the rubble, Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodríguez said in a message posted on Telegram.

¡Un verdadero milagro en La Guaira!

Tras 6 días bajo los escombros del edificio Los Corales Garden 1, el pequeño Klieber Morán (3 años) ha sido rescatado con vida.

Gracias a la misión de rescatistas de Jordania por este acto heroico

¡La esperanza sigue intacta! 🇻🇪🙏 pic.twitter.com/oqXK6clSRK
— Cuatro F Web (@CuatroFWeb) June 30, 2026

Two Powerful Earthquakes Struck One Minute Apart

Last Wednesday, Venezuela was hit by two powerful earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 on the Richter scale, occurring just one minute apart. According to authorities and rescue teams, the quakes caused widespread building collapses and trapped thousands of people beneath the debris.

Moran, whom Delcy Rodríguez described as a three-year-old, while National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez referred to as a two-year-old, was subsequently taken to a medical facility for treatment, according to the statement.

“We must continue to hope that we will keep finding survivors beneath the rubble,” Jorge Rodríguez said during a televised address.

“Early this morning, a two-year-old boy was rescued and is currently receiving treatment at a medical center in Caracas.”

On Tuesday, a 47-metric-ton shipment of humanitarian aid from UNICEF arrived in Venezuela, UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric said, adding that the supplies would help support children and families affected by the disaster.

The shipment includes emergency medical kits, including supplies for safe childbirth, newborn care, as well as disease prevention and treatment, Dujarric added.