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Venezuelans are using social media and online registries to search for missing loved ones after two powerful earthquakes killed hundreds and injured thousands. Independent registries report up to 40,000 missing, surpassing official numbers, while the United Nations has called for restored social media access to aid in the search efforts.

Venezuelans are using social media and online registries to search for missing loved ones after two powerful earthquakes struck the country, causing significant casualties and damage. Health officials report 235 deaths and 4,300 injuries, with independent records suggesting up to 40,000 missing people.

Venezuelans are using social media and online registries to search for missing loved ones after two powerful earthquakes caused widespread damage and over 235 deaths. The official death toll and injured numbers are 235 and 4,300 respectively, with independent reports documenting up to 40,000 missing people. The United Nations urged the government to restore social media access to aid rescue efforts, as platforms like X and Signal remain blocked.

Venezuelans are using social media and online registries to search for missing loved ones after two powerful earthquakes killed at least 235 people and injured 4,300. Independent online records show up to 40,000 missing, surpassing official government numbers, while the United Nations urged the government to lift social media restrictions to aid rescue efforts.