A pair of strong earthquakes hit northern Venezuela on June 24, causing major damage and affecting thousands of people.
Rescue teams continue to search through collapsed buildings near San Felipe and Caracas.
Officials report that many lost their lives in the event, while teams work around the clock to reach those still trapped.
Aftershocks have slowed progress, yet local and international responders stay active at the sites.
The quakes struck just seconds apart, which added to the impact on homes and infrastructure.
Families in the region now face difficult conditions as crews clear rubble and provide support.
Authorities urge caution as recovery operations move forward.
Meanwhile, experts note this marks one of the stronger seismic events in the area in many years.
Communities come together to help those impacted, with more updates expected as teams assess the full situation.
Support efforts remain focused on locating people and restoring basic services in the hardest-hit zones.
