Venezuela earthquakes

A sports stadium in La Guaira state has been turned into a makeshift home and logistics center for thousands of victims of the Venezuela earthquakes. The facility is providing temporary shelter and coordination for aid distribution.

A South Florida woman's mother was rescued from rubble in Venezuela after being trapped for three days following earthquakes. The mother, Carla, was caring for a 6-year-old boy who did not survive. Florida Task Force teams were dispatched to assist in search-and-rescue efforts.

Rescue teams in Venezuela continue efforts to save survivors from rubble following two powerful earthquakes in the northern state of La Guaira. Venezuelans in Chicago have gathered in prayer for those affected.

The death toll in Venezuela is rising following back-to-back earthquakes near the capital, with over 1,400 reported deaths and nearly 70,000 people missing. Search and rescue crews are working around the clock to locate survivors.

Venezuela's earthquakes have killed 920 people and injured over 3,300, prompting global and local aid efforts, including a Pineville donation drive collecting supplies for survivors. abiana Rodriguez, a volunteer organizer, shares her family's displacement and urgent need for camping gear and medication.

Doral Mayor Christi Fraga partnered with the Global Empowerment Mission to collect donations for Venezuelans affected by earthquakes. Four drop-off locations in Doral have been established for items like first aid kits, emergency gear, and baby care products.