Crucial window for rescuing survivors narrows as Venezuela enters third day after deadly twin quakes
Summary
Venezuela is facing urgent rescue efforts after two strong earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 hit the country, especially damaging the coastal city of La Guaira. At least 920 people have died and more than 51,000 are missing as search teams and residents look through collapsed buildings for survivors.Key Facts
- Two earthquakes struck Venezuela, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude.
- The coastal city of La Guaira was the hardest hit area.
- At least 920 people have died, and over 51,000 are reported missing.
- The first 48 to 72 hours after an earthquake are critical to finding survivors.
- Authorities restricted access to La Guaira to control chaos and traffic.
- Many residents took part in rescue efforts due to a shortage of official rescuers.
- Rescue teams have begun arriving but are still limited in number.
- The government assured transparency about the severity of the disaster.
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