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Earthquakes in Venezuela caused catastrophic damage in La Guaira, killing thousands and prompting rescue efforts to search rubble for missing people.

The earthquakes in Venezuela last month caused catastrophic damage in the port city of La Guaira, killing thousands and prompting rescuers to search the rubble for missing people.

The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) warned that the health emergency from earthquakes in north-central Venezuela on June 24 has entered a critical phase as of July 8, with 3,811 deaths and 16,740 injuries reported. The focus is on preventing disease outbreaks among displaced people.

The death toll from Venezuela's earthquakes has risen to 3,889, with an increasing risk of disease. The United Nations has launched a $300 million appeal to assist survivors.

Chronic illness and diarrhea are surging in Venezuelan communities affected by recent earthquakes, exacerbating a growing humanitarian crisis. Victims are overwhelming relief services as the situation worsens.

Miami Mayor Eileen Higgins honored the Miami Department of Fire-Rescue team for their search-and-rescue efforts in La Guaira, Venezuela, following 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes. The U.S. State Department deployed 79 members of Florida Task Force 2, who searched rubble in the hardest-hit area and returned safely despite risks.

Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodríguez has requested the release of $1.95bn in gold held by the Bank of England, which has stored 31 tonnes since 2008. The request comes amid a toll from June 24 earthquakes that killed 3,811 people and injured 16,740.

Thousands of Venezuelans in La Guaira are struggling with water shortages and sanitation after recent earthquakes, leading to improvised showers and toilets on beaches. Over 18,000 people are displaced, living in temporary shelters or public spaces, while the government and aid groups distribute emergency supplies.

Thousands of people in Venezuela affected by recent earthquakes are struggling with water shortages and improvised sanitation facilities. Survivors in La Guaira have resorted to creating makeshift showers and toilets due to disrupted hygiene services.

Venezuela is burying unclaimed bodies from twin earthquakes that struck on June 24. Mass graves are being dug in La Guaira, one of the hardest-hit areas, as the search for victims continues.

Chicago organizations are collaborating to provide aid to Venezuela after two major earthquakes killed over 1,700 people and displaced thousands. Local groups like the Illinois Venezuelan Alliance have partnered with community businesses to collect donations, emphasizing solidarity with Venezuelan communities.

The death toll from twin earthquakes in northern Venezuela on June 24 has risen to 3,685, with 150 additional fatalities reported. The injured number 16,740, 6,462 rescued, and 17,907 homeless. Economists are urging the US to lift sanctions.

Venezuelans are expressing anger over their government’s inadequate disaster response following earthquakes, despite facing potential imprisonment for doing so.

88 pallets of essential supplies collected in Pineville are being sent to Venezuela to aid families affected by recent earthquakes. Pineville police have transported 30 pallets to Miami for shipment, and officials warn that recovery efforts are becoming increasingly difficult as thousands remain missing and over 3,500 deaths have been confirmed.

The death toll from Venezuela's twin earthquakes has risen to 3,535, with nearly 18,000 people remaining homeless over a week after the disaster struck the capital and nearby coastal areas.

Iberia resumes flights to Venezuela in early July, rerouting from Madrid to Valencia via Santo Domingo due to damage at Caracas' Maiquetía Airport, which remains limited to relief and official flights following June earthquakes.

Two earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 struck north-central Venezuela on 24 June, causing widespread devastation. The UN has scaled up relief efforts as the damage reaches $37 billion.

The death toll from earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to over 3,500. Experts warn of an impending health crisis, with thousands sleeping in crowded temporary shelters.

The US State Department updated its travel advisory for Venezuela to Level 3, citing recent earthquakes and ongoing risks of violent crime, kidnapping, and poor health infrastructure. Some regions, including border areas and specific states, are under a Level 4 'Do Not Travel' advisory. The US provided disaster relief after the earthquakes, which the Venezuelan government welcomed.

Venezuela's earthquake death toll has reached 3,535, with rescue workers searching for victims in Macuto, Vargas state following the June 24 earthquakes.

The death toll from the June 24 earthquakes in Venezuela has increased to 3,535, with over 17,000 people left homeless, according to official figures released on Monday.

Venezuelans are struggling to search for the dead after the June 24 earthquakes that killed thousands. The transition from rescue efforts to recovery has been challenging, with many describing a lack of external support in their efforts.

The article critiques Trump's Venezuela strategy, highlighting flaws in the approach. It also points out that the US-backed socialist regime has poorly managed its response to recent earthquakes.

Venezuela was struck by twin earthquakes, with an official death toll of at least 3,342. Survivors and volunteers in the northern coastal region are addressing the aftermath by treating the injured, finding shelter, and searching for the missing. FRANCE 24 reporters Pascale Mariani and Maxime Pluvinet documented the situation.

The death toll from twin earthquakes in Venezuela has surpassed 3,300, with dozens of unidentified bodies buried. The earthquakes occurred on June 24, 2026, causing significant damage in Macuto, Vargas state.

12-year-old Fabiana survived being trapped during Venezuela's earthquakes by consuming ketchup and cheese. BBC correspondent Yogita Limayee met Fabiana to discuss her experience.

Fabiana, a Venezuelan girl, was trapped under rubble for 32 hours after two earthquakes in June. She survived by eating ketchup and cheese.

Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodriguez marked Independence Day by emphasizing no social unrest and defending her government's response to deadly earthquakes on June 24.

After the June 24 earthquakes in Venezuela, Jesus Garcia, an ex-firefighter, rescued his father and younger brothers from the rubble.

Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, vowed there would be no social unrest following earthquakes that killed over 3,000 people and caused widespread destruction, particularly in La Guaira. The June 24 earthquakes left thousands homeless and missing, with Rodriguez emphasizing 'deep social solidarity' in the aftermath.

Republicans hawkish on leftist Latin America are urging the Trump administration to exclude Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodríguez from U.S. aid as it leads a global humanitarian response to recent earthquakes. President Trump has prioritized disaster relief over emphasizing democratic transition in the country.

Venezuela has received aid from local communities in the aftermath of devastating earthquakes, as reported by Tiempo. The article highlights community-driven support efforts following the natural disasters.

U.S. Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar, R-Florida, discussed the response to earthquakes in Venezuela and immigration reform on 'This Week in South Florida' with host Glenna Milberg.

L.A. County firefighters assisted an international team in rescuing a man trapped for eight days under a collapsed building following devastating earthquakes in Venezuela.

L.A. County firefighters assisted an international team in rescuing a man trapped for eight days under a collapsed building following devastating earthquakes in Venezuela.

A Berkeley woman is raising money to support family members in Venezuela after back-to-back earthquakes devastated the country. Benit Avila, born in Venezuela and now living in Berkeley, says no one has seen her relatives since the earthquakes.

A 10-year-old Venezuelan boy who lost his parents and older brother in devastating earthquakes asked for a Cristiano Ronaldo sticker and received much more. The boy also lost a leg in the disaster.

Mercy Chefs, a faith-based nonprofit, has deployed to Venezuela to provide meals following 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes on June 24. The team, including volunteer Janette Alvarez and founder Gary LeBlanc, is working with five Christian churches to feed civilians and U.S. search-and-rescue teams. Satellite data estimates up to 58,000 buildings were damaged or destroyed in northern Venezuela.

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The Graradoz family in Venezuela is desperately digging through rubble with their bare hands to locate three relatives trapped under a collapsed building after an earthquake. They expressed frustration as many rescuers did not assist them.