An international team of rescue workers from several countries on Thursday successfully rescued Venezuelan 43-year-old man Hernán Gil, who remained trapped in the rubble of a collapsed building for eight days after the deadly June 24 earthquakes.
Around 100 rescue workers from seven countries — Chile, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Mexico, Portugal, the United States, and Venezuela — tirelessly worked over the past days to keep Gil alive while rescue operations were underway in what his wife Gusbimar González described to the BBC as a “miracle.”
According to El Nacional , Gil was hospitalized in an intensive care unit of the Hospital de Clínicas…
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