'It's a nightmare': survivors describe moments of terror after earthquakes that devastated Venezuela

Sequence of earthquakes left hundreds dead in the country. Amidst the devastation, families improvise rescues while criticizing the lack of official infrastructure.

Amidst the devastation of earthquakes, Venezuelans unite in search of survivors The survivors of the earthquakes that struck Venezuela are still trying to cope with the trauma of seeing buildings collapse in seconds, getting trapped under the rubble, or losing family members in the tragedy. In the city of Laguaira, one of the hardest hit, fisherman Osvaldo managed to escape alongside his granddaughter, but lost his nephew, who lived on the first floor of a destroyed building. "I ran down the stairs with my granddaughter. I have a nephew who lives on the first floor and hasn't been found. Many people died. Six or seven people came out alive. It's a nightmare," he said. Survivors describe moments of terror after earthquakes that devastated Venezuela Reproduction/TV Globo Earthquakes in Venezuela leave blocks destroyed, and residents complain of rescue failures 'I am alive' The Venezuelan Carmen, known as

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