Venezuela Earthquakes Leave Thousands Dead, Unhoused

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Over 3,500 people have died and nearly 18,000 are unhoused following twin earthquakes in Venezuela.
Thousands injured, with a growing health crisis feared due to lack of clean water and overwhelmed healthcare.

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Over 3,500 people have died and nearly 18,000 are unhoused following twin earthquakes in Venezuela. Thousands injured, with a growing health crisis feared due to lack of clean water and overwhelmed healthcare.

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