In Venezuela, a rescue operation in La Guaira has succeeded in getting a toddler out alive from under the rubble, six days since the double-earthquake disaster.
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- UN News: Venezuela earthquake disaster: needs ‘skyrocketing’, say relief agencies — In Venezuela, a rescue operation in La Guaira has succeeded in getting a toddler out alive from under the rubble, six days since the double-earthquake disaster.
- The Guardian World: How the 1986 Mexico World Cup was almost cancelled after a devastating earthquake — Guardian reports after the disaster told of 5,000 deaths, much of the capital being razed, and doubts about Mexico hosting the finalsMexico last hosted the World Cup in 1986,…
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- UN News — Venezuela earthquake disaster: needs ‘skyrocketing’, say relief agencies
- The Guardian World — How the 1986 Mexico World Cup was almost cancelled after a devastating earthquake
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