Venezuela Earthquakes: Rescue Efforts in La Guaira Amid 'Total Devastation'

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Double earthquakes in northern Venezuela, centered in La Guaira, have killed nearly 1,500, with thousands unaccounted for.
Rescue hopes fade as time passes, with aid insufficient for the scale of devastation.

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Double earthquakes in northern Venezuela, centered in La Guaira, have killed nearly 1,500, with thousands unaccounted for. Rescue hopes fade as time passes, with aid insufficient for the scale of devastation.

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