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Amid the despair created by the twin earthquakes in Venezuela, there are also incredible stories of survival.
In La Guaira, in northern Venezuela, BBC international correspondent Yogita Limaye met a 12-year-old girl who was pulled out from under the rubble on Friday, after more than thirty hours.
Apart from a fracture in her left foot and a few scrapes and bruises, Fabiana suffered no other injuries.
As of Sunday, 3,342 people were confirmed to have died in the quakes, with tens of thousands still missing.


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