Country registers 1,719 dead, over 5 thousand injured, and about 50 thousand missing; experts warn that the chances of finding victims alive decrease every hour.
Teams rescue man who spent 106 hours buried under rubble in Venezuela Six days after the earthquakes that devastated Venezuela, rescue teams remain mobilized in search of survivors under the rubble. The official toll points to 1,719 dead, 5,034 injured, and 15,866 left homeless. According to an estimate by the United Nations (UN), about 50 thousand people are still missing. As hours pass, concern grows among authorities. The more time passes, the lower the chances of finding people alive in the rubble. Disaster response experts state that the first 48 to 72 hours are decisive for locating survivors. After this period, operations usually focus on recovering bodies. ✅ Follow g1's international news channel on WhatsApp LIVE: See the latest earthquake updates ➡️ On the night of last
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