Mum rescued from Venezuela rubble with newborn baby tells BBC how he helped her survive
Summary
A mother and her 18-day-old baby were rescued from the rubble after two strong earthquakes hit Venezuela, killing many people. The mother said her baby gave her hope to stay awake and survive until rescuers found them.Key Facts
- Two earthquakes struck Venezuela, causing widespread destruction and killing at least 1,450 people.
- Dayana Patino was trapped under rubble with her newborn son, Juan David, who was 18 days old.
- She felt her leg was trapped under concrete and was unable to move, but held and cared for her baby.
- Dayana stayed calm and used a Bible she found for hope during her time under the rubble.
- Her brother heard her calls and led rescuers to her and her baby.
- Both mother and baby were rescued after several hours; Dayana had leg injuries and her baby had minor injuries.
- Their home was completely destroyed, and their family dog is still missing.
- The family plans to start their lives over after the disaster.
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