Bangladesh building collapse: worldwide miracle survivals January 27, 2010 - HAITI: A young girl of 16 is pulled alive from the ruins, 15 days after a violent quake in Port-au-Prince which left between 200,000 and 250,000 dead. Several days earlier a young man of 25 had already been found alive. On February 9, a 28-year-old Haitian man is rescued after surviving 28 days buried in rubble after the January 12 earthquake. April 5, 2010 - CHINA: 115 workers are pulled out of a Chinese coal mine at Wanjialing in the northern province of Shanxi, over a week after being trapped by flooding. They survived by eating tree bark, sawdust, paper and coal. October 13, 2010 - CHILE: 33 miners, trapped for 69 days more than 600 metres (1,969 feet) underground at a gold and copper mine at San Jose in the north are brought safe and sound to the surface after a spectacular rescue operation. March 20, 2011 - JAPAN: A 16-year-old boy and his disabled grandmother, 80, are rescued nine days after the quake and tsunami which devastated the north-east of the country and in which almost 19,000 died. May 19, 2012 - CHINA: A miner, trapped in the depths of a coal mine for 17 days in the north-east after a flood, is found alive after a disaster in which ten other miners died and three were listed as missing. May 10, 2013 - BANGLADESH: A woman is pulled alive from the ruins of a nine-storey garment factory complex in Bangladesh more than 16 days after it collapsed and killed more than 1,000 people.