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VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKE AFTERMATH: Hope Thins As Rescuers Race Against To Find Survivors Under Rubble
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July 3, 2026
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3:34Now PlayingEight days after twin earthquakes devastated Venezuela, international rescue teams continue searching for survivors beneath massive piles of rubble using advanced life-detection radars and trained search dogs. In the coastal town of Caraballeda, Brazilian firefighters detected possible signs of life before resuming searches to verify the signals. As hopes of finding survivors fade, many families are awaiting news of missing loved ones. Melvin Tovar is searching for his 9-year-old twin nephews and their mother, who remain trapped under a collapsed apartment building. The June 24 earthquakes have killed at least 2,295 people, injured over 11,000, and displaced thousands across the country.
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VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKE AFTERMATH: Hope Thins As Rescuers Race Against To Find Survivors Under Rubble
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