'No one move!': The agonising silence as Venezuela rescuers listen for survivors
With tens of thousands of people still believed missing, teams listen for signs of life beneath the rubble.
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With tens of thousands of people still believed missing, teams listen for signs of life beneath the rubble.
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Still Watching. The left frames it as "Rescuers work to find survivors after Venezuela earthquakes". The center frames it as "'No one move!': The agonising silence as Venezuela rescuers listen for survivors".
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With tens of thousands of people still believed missing, teams listen for signs of life beneath the rubble.
Katie Susman, head of the Latin American region at the International Rescue Committee, discusses day five of search and rescue crews' work to find survivors trapped in the rubble.
A strong aftershock jolted Venezuela early Monday following last week’s devastating back-to-back earthquakes, as civilians and emergency responders kept combing through the ruins of fallen...