Grieving children spend three weeks using kitchen knife to dig their late mother out of Venezuela earthquake rubble
- Posted on July 21, 2026
- By Daily Mail
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In brief
Two teenage brothers in Venezuela undertook an emotional three-week search through earthquake debris using basic kitchen tools to locate their mother's remains. This heartbreaking story highlights the devastating human toll of the natural disaster and the remarkable resilience demonstrated by young survivors facing unimaginable loss. The brothers' determination reflects the broader humanitarian crisis affecting Venezuelan families.
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Grieving children spend three weeks using kitchen knife to dig their late mother out of Venezuela earthquake rubble
Winder Delfin (pictured), 17, and his brother, Deivi, 15, spent three weeks digging through rubble from the Venezuela earthquake to find their mother's body.
