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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.

The remains of Nancy Tucker, 76, the last missing Tennessee victim of Hurricane Helene, were found in the Cherokee National Forest after a two-year search hampered by debris and federal land restrictions. Her husband Jimmy Tucker's body was recovered days after the September 2024 flood that killed over 250 people and caused nearly $80 billion in damage across multiple states.

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.

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.

The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended the search for five missing crew members of the 145-foot cargo ship Mariana, which overturned during Super Typhoon Sinlaku near the Northern Mariana Islands. One crew member's body was recovered by divers on April 21. The search lasted over 100 hours and covered an area larger than California.

U.S. Coast Guard divers recovered the body of one of six missing crew members from the overturned cargo ship Mariana near the Northern Mariana Islands. The 145-foot U.S.-registered vessel lost its starboard engine during Super Typhoon Sinlaku on April 15. Search teams from the U.S., Japan, and New Zealand have covered over 99,000 square miles looking for the five remaining crew members and an orange 12-person life raft.