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Amid the devastation in Beirut, a young girl was found alive after spending at least 24 hours buried under the debris from this week’s deadly blast in the Lebanese capital, according to a report.

The crying child is seen in heart-wrenching video, with her head poking through the rubble as rescuers work feverishly to free her by removing heavy slabs of concrete Wednesday night, the UK’s Metro reported.

Earlier in the day, a crowd cheered as a man also was pulled alive from rubble more than 10 hours after the blast in the city’s port.

“Issam is alive!” the people yelled as the dust-covered man was removed on a stretcher.

The explosion that rocked the city Tuesday has killed at least 137 people, injured more than 5,000 and displaced hundreds of thousands. Many remain unaccounted for.

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A survivor is taken out of the rubble after a massive explosion in Beirut, Lebanon, yesterday.
A survivor is taken out of the rubble after a massive explosion in Beirut, Lebanon, yesterday.AP/Hassan Ammar
Lebanese carry a suitcase as they leave their damaged apartment in the trendy Beirut neighbourhood of Mar Mikhael
People carry a suitcase as they leave their damaged apartment in the Beirut neighborhood of Mar Mikhael.PATRICK BAZ/AFP via Getty Images
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Workers remove rubble from damaged buildings near the site of an explosion
Workers remove rubble from damaged buildings near the site of the explosion.AP/Bilal Hussein
A family carries their belongings as they leave their damaged house
A family carries their belongings as they leave their damaged house.AP/Bilal Hussein
A Lebanese man rides his scooter as he passes next to damaged buildings
A man rides a scooter past damaged buildings.AP/Hussein Malla
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A Lebanese man carries his belongings as he leaves his destroyed house
A man carries his belongings as he leaves his destroyed house.AP/Hussein Malla
A woman carries her belongings as she leaves her destroyed house
A woman carries her belongings as she leaves her destroyed house.AP/Hussein Malla
A man carries his belongings as he leaves his destroyed house
A man carries his belongings as he leaves his destroyed house.AP/Hussein Malla
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A Lebanese man stands next to his damaged house
A man stands next to his damaged house.AP/Hussein Malla
A man walks past damaged vehicles following Tuesday's blast in Beiru
A man walks past damaged vehicles following Tuesday's blast in Beirut.REUTERS/Aziz Taher
A woman carries a child as she walks past damaged shops in Beirut
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Wounded people wait to received help outside a hospital
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Civilians help to evacuate an injured sailor from a ship which docked near the explosion scene
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Wounded people wait to received help outside a hospital
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A general view of the harbor area with smoke billowing
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A Lebanese man helps an injured man who was wounded by an explosion
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A wounded man is evacuated by boat
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An injured man is treated after a large explosion
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A Lebanese army soldier and a man carry away an injured man at a hospital following the explosion in Beirut
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An injured child is carried by an adult outside a hospital following an explosion in Beirut
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Wounded people are pictured outside a hospital following an explosion in Beirut
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