A six-year-old boy has been pulled from the rubble of a deadly Indonesia earthquake after spending two days trapped without food or water, in a "miracle" rescue.
The dramatic rescue captured on camera Wednesday evening revived hopes that survivors could still be found alive after the strong earthquake that hit the West Java town of Cianjur on Monday, killing at least 271 people.
Video showed rescue workers pulling the boy Azka free from a destroyed home.
The man who pulled him out of a hole cut in the debris held him in both arms, as another rescue worker ran after them to hold the boy's hand.
Azka -- who like many Indonesians goes by one name -- was then shown calmly sipping a drink held by a soldier.
His mother died in the earthquake and her body was found hours before Azka's rescue, a volunteer told AFP on Thursday.
The boy was then found next to his dead grandmother.
He was only saved by a wall holding up another collapsed wall, preventing it from falling on him, local media reported.
