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Rescue crews in Venezuela pause to listen for survivors after twin earthquakes
Search teams and families stop work to listen for tapping sounds from people trapped under rubble. More than 2,600 people have died in the earthquakes.
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Rescue crews and families in Venezuela have stopped work at collapsed buildings to listen for signs of life from people still trapped. Teams call out for survivors to tap on debris if they can hear them. The pauses allow any sounds to be detected without interference from equipment or voices.
More than 2,600 people have been killed in the twin earthquakes. Rescuers continue searching collapsed structures for anyone who may still be alive.
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