A 72-year-old man has been pulled from rubble in western Ecuador after being trapped for almost two weeks since the earthquake that killed nearly 650 people.
The man was located on Saturday after a search team from Venezuela heard him "making sounds in a partially collapsed house" in the coastal province of Manabi, the team was quoted as saying in a statement posted by the Venezuelan Embassy in Quito.
The man, named as Manuel Vasquez, was suffering from kidney failure and dehydration and had lost three toes, it said.
He was taken to hospital in the town of Jaramijo.
The earthquake that struck on April 16 left 660 people dead according to the latest government figures, with 32 still missing and more than 4600 injured.
More than 22,000 people remain in emergency shelters two weeks after the 7.8 magnitude quake, officials said.
A total of 29 foreigners have been identified among the dead, including 10 Colombians, two Britons, an Irishman, an Italian, a Frenchman and a German, the prosecutor's office said a week earlier.
