'Left on your own': Angry Venezuelans accuse government of negligence and apathy
Summary
Twin earthquakes struck Venezuela last week, killing at least 1,700 people and causing many buildings to collapse. Rescue efforts have been slow and limited, with families accusing the government of neglect and slow response while they try to find their missing loved ones.Key Facts
- Two strong earthquakes hit Venezuela, causing widespread damage and deaths.
- At least 1,700 people have died as a result of the earthquakes.
- A 12-storey building in La Guaira collapsed and search teams are trying to rescue people trapped under the rubble.
- Families say the rescue work started late and was initially done mostly by local volunteers, with little help from police or government.
- The government described this earthquake as the worst natural disaster in Venezuela’s history.
- Some areas have not yet received rescue teams or aid.
- People affected feel abandoned by the authorities and are trying to find their missing family members on their own.
- Rescue teams from Venezuela and Colombia are now involved, using machines like diggers and cranes.
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