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@Madzuula
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🇻🇪 Rescuers in Venezuela are racing to pull survivors from the rubble before the "golden window" closes. More than 28 hours on from the strongest quake to hit the country in over a century, the clock matters. The first 48 to 72 hours are widely seen as the best shot at reaching people buried alive, with survival chances dropping fast after that without water. Some teams work off a "rule of fours," the idea that a trapped person can last 4 minutes without air, 4 days without water, and 4 weeks without food. But those timelines aren't absolute. After the 2023 Turkey-Syria quake, people were pulled out alive 10 days later, well past what anyone expected. The conditions in Venezuela aren't helping. Northern summers are hot and dry, raising the risk of dehydration and heat exhaustion for anyone still trapped. Source: CNN / Writer: Julie










