Security guard rescued alive 8 days after Venezuela earthquakes in La Guaira
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Mayara Paixão
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A rescue operation in La Guaira, Venezuela, successfully pulled Hernán Gil, a 43-year-old security guard, alive from the rubble of a collapsed commercial building eight days after devastating earthquakes struck the region. The rescue involved national and international teams, and was witnessed by Folha reporters amid a chaotic scene of destruction and desperate crowds.
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Hernán Gil, 43, foi retirado dos escombros por equipes nacionais e internacionais de resgate
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