The chances of rescuing Fabio, a Venezuelan boy who has been under the rubble for 9 days, are disappearing: “There are no signs of life”

“No signs found“said rescuers of various nationalities who have used sonar and georadarwithout obtaining favorable indications for the family of Fabio Bastardo and his mother, Kiriaki Navarro.

Crews inspected the collapsed building throughout the morning. twelve floors looking for the opportunity to begin a complex rescue of the boy who was trapped in the rubble of the Taihiti building in the town of Caraballedain the coastal region, the epicenter of the devastation of last week’s double earthquake.

The rescuers, who today used dogs and drones for inspections, assured that the building is moving and it even has new cracksso the structure is very delicate.

There are already several rescue teams using search and rescue technology without finding signs of life in the building, despite the family stating that the child is alive.

“I don’t lose hope that my son will appear. Until the Government allows me, I will continue looking for my boy because I have not seen a real body, but I feel it here in my heart, I feel it in my body that Fabio is still alive because he responds to my calls,” he told EFE the child’s father, Francisco Bastardo.

The man is a sailor. The news of the double earthquake found it in another complicated corner of the planet: I was sailing through the Strait of Hormuz. He arrived in Venezuela on Sunday and since then has stood guard next to the collapsed twelve-story building where Fabio, his older brother and their mother were.

“The youngest was the one who realized it, my boy has always been a very intelligent boy, he ran into the living room and told his mother that he was going to shake, I got the message through the app. The mother hugs him and then the signal cuts off.“Bastard explained that He was talking to his family via video conference at the time of the earthquake.

Because of this story, the authorities were initially looking for Fabio next to his mother, who is believed to be dead.

The father reported that several rescue teams have passed through there before and that They have ruled out continuing the search even though he and the people who help him know that Fabio is still alive.

Just outside the building, where more than fifty national and international rescuers guarded by several soldiers and police, the child’s grandmother exclaimed that no one was doing anything to get him out.

“They haven’t been able to do anything in that building“The hurt lady screamed, crying out that they are telling her that there is no one alive but they are not letting them in to look for their relatives.

Rebeca, the child’s grandmother, said that since last Thursday she and other relatives have been looking for her grandson. On Sunday, according to the family, Fabio responded to calls with a whistle and on this Friday morning They heard noises like banging.

In the same sense, Manuel Mendes González – a Venezuelan who closely follows the rescue efforts, including those of Fabio and Lucas – assured late Thursday in a video on social networks that the Venezuelan boy continues to give signs.

International rescue teams continue rescue operations this Friday after the rescue of Venezuelan Hernán Gil on Thursday It will fill those affected with hope even though the chances of getting someone else out alive decrease as the hours go by.

The 43-year-old security guard was rescued after eight days under the rubble of a building after a device lasting more than 72 hours in which more than 100 international rescuers participated in the coastal urbanization of Playa del Mar.

The number of deaths from the 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes that occurred in the northern part of Venezuela on June 24 amounts to at least 2,645, while the number of injured is 12,666.