Two 11-year-old boys, Moises and an unnamed boy, have been rescued from rubble in Venezuela after magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes killed at least 1,430 and left tens of thousands missing. Rescuers, aided by international teams, continue searching despite challenges.
A young Venezuelan girl, Andrea Valentina Canonico, recounts her 2-day ordeal trapped under rubble after twin earthquakes killed at least 1,430 and left 68,900 unaccounted for.
Venezuela's death toll from twin earthquakes reaches 1,430, with 3,500 injured and thousands missing. Rescue efforts in La Guaira face a closing window for finding survivors amid devastation and looming public health crisis.
Two back-to-back earthquakes (7.2 and 7.5 magnitude) in Venezuela have left 1,430 dead, 3,238 injured, and over 68,000 missing. International aid, including 521 tonnes of supplies and 2,741 personnel, supports local rescue efforts.
Venezuela's twin earthquakes have killed at least 1,430, injured thousands, and left over 6.8 million affected. International rescue teams, including over 1,600 foreign rescuers, race against time to save survivors, with the EU pledging €5 million in aid.
Venezuela's earthquake death toll nears 1,500; over 3,500 injured. Rescue efforts in critical 72-hour window face challenges due to the country's pre-existing economic and institutional crises.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed 1,430, injured 3,200, and left 3,100 homeless. Rescuers, including international teams, search for survivors amid rubble, with at least 68,900 unaccounted for. Damage estimated at $6.7bn (6% of GDP).
Two consecutive earthquakes in Venezuela have resulted in 1,430 deaths, with thousands missing. Residents are aiding in the search due to scarce government rescuers, as the 'golden window' for survival narrows.
Venezuela struggles with a devastating aftermath of 7.2 and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes, with at least 920 dead, over 51,000 missing, and a desperate search for survivors hindered by scarce government rescuers and logistical challenges.
Venezuelans face desperate situation after dual earthquakes, with many left homeless and frustrated by government's response
At least 920 dead and over 51,000 missing after twin magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes hit Venezuela, with desperate locals digging through rubble amid scarce government rescue teams and closing 72-hour survival window.
Over 900 people have died and 3,360 injured in Venezuela's earthquakes, with rescuers searching for survivors. La Guaira region is hardest hit, facing destroyed buildings and overwhelmed medical facilities. International aid is arriving.
Two powerful earthquakes have devastated northern Venezuela, killing 920 people and leaving over 50,000 missing. Rescue operations are ongoing amid widespread destruction, with international aid arriving from the US and India.
Over 900 people have died and 3,360 injured in Venezuela's earthquakes. Rescuers search for survivors amidst destroyed buildings, with La Guaira region hit hardest. International aid and rescue teams are arriving to assist overwhelmed medical facilities.
Two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela have killed at least 920 people, with nearly 50,000 missing. La Guaira, the hardest-hit coastal state, will be under military control. International aid, including from the US and EU, is arriving to assist with rescue and relief efforts.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed 920, injured 3,360, with over 50,000 missing. Spain is leading international rescue efforts, repatriating citizens, and deploying emergency aid and medical personnel.
Venezuela's death toll from Wednesday's twin earthquakes has reached 589, with 2,980 injured. International search and rescue teams from over 17 countries are deploying. A significant discrepancy exists in missing persons counts, with the opposition reporting over 58,000 compared to the government's 150.
Two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela have resulted in 589 deaths and 2,980 injuries. Rescue efforts are ongoing, with international teams arriving to assist. La Guaira state is heavily impacted, and millions may be affected.
Rescue teams in Venezuela are urgently searching for hundreds of people trapped under collapsed buildings after powerful earthquakes. Project HOPE's Cesar Jimenez reports extensive destruction, operational challenges due to aftershocks and outages, and the arrival of international aid.
The US military has arrived in Venezuela to coordinate aid efforts after two powerful earthquakes killed hundreds, injured thousands, and left nearly 50,000 people missing. The interim government formally requested US support for search and rescue operations.
Two powerful earthquakes, a 7.2 and a 7.5 magnitude, struck Venezuela west of Caracas, causing extensive damage and killing 235 people. The capital's vulnerability is attributed to its location in a sedimentary basin, buildings not designed for tremors, and informal housing on insecure ground.
International rescue teams are urgently searching for survivors in Venezuela after two devastating earthquakes on Wednesday killed 235 and wounded 4,300. Countries worldwide and the UN are sending aid, as Venezuela's pre-existing infrastructure challenges hamper recovery efforts.
Venezuela's strongest earthquakes in over a century have killed at least 235, with over 70,000 families affected. Despite initial fears, the country's core oil production and refining infrastructure has largely escaped major damage, though power grid disruptions pose a concern. India, a significant recent importer of Venezuelan crude, faces potential supply delays but no immediate interruption.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have resulted in 235 fatalities, with foreign nationals confirmed among the deceased. Brazil reports two citizens lost, Italy mourns an Italian-Venezuelan man, China confirms two nationals died, and Portugal lost one citizen.
