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A two year old boy who survived six days trapped beneath the rubble of his home has become a symbol of hope in Venezuela after rescue teams pulled him to safety. His aunt has now promised to care for him while the search for his missing parents continues. Kleiber Moran was rescued from the remains of his family home in La Guaira during an overnight operation carried out by an international rescue team. His survival has inspired people across the country as thousands of families continue to face the heartbreaking effects of the devastating earthquakes. Officials described the rescue as a rare moment of hope during an ongoing disaster that has claimed thousands of lives and left many people missing. Aunt Promises to Protect Her Nephew Twenty three year old Andreína Sarmiento rushed to the hospital after learning that her nephew had been rescued alive. She said the emotional moment overwhelmed her, and she immediately traveled to be by his side. Andreína shared that she will care for Kleiber with all the love and support she can give until her sister is found. Although she has never been a mother, she said she feels responsible for protecting the young boy during this difficult time. She explained that her sister often joked that Kleiber was like her own son. Those memories now make her determination even stronger as the family waits for more news. Child Recovering Well in Hospital Doctors say Kleiber escaped without any broken bones despite spending nearly a week trapped beneath collapsed concrete. He only suffered minor scratches on his arms and legs. When he first arrived at the hospital, the toddler was frightened and cried constantly. After receiving medical care and rest, his condition improved quickly. Andreína said he now talks to her, gives her little kisses, and points to the places where he still feels pain. He is spending his recovery surrounded by toys and other children who also survived the earthquake. Search Continues for Missing Parents While the family celebrates Kleiber's remarkable survival, they remain deeply worried about his parents, Ana Luz and Carlos, who are still missing. Rescue teams continue searching through damaged buildings in the hope of finding more survivors. Every successful rescue brings renewed determination to families waiting for news of their loved ones. For Andreína, joy and sadness exist side by side. She feels grateful that her nephew survived, yet she continues to pray that her sister and brother in law will also be found alive. The rescue of the young boy has become a powerful reminder that hope can still emerge even after days beneath the rubble.
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