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Miraculous rescue: Six-year-old girl saved after 60 hours buried in Nepal

Notícias de Coimbra29 August 2026 at 17:36

A six-year-old girl was rescued alive in Nepal after spending almost 60 hours trapped under the rubble. The rescue occurred on a Saturday and was considered miraculous by the rescue teams that worked at the site for days. The child survived the adverse conditions and was able to be removed alive from the wreckage. The incident occurred in Nepal, a country frequently affected by natural disasters that cause buildings to collapse.

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