Venezuela death toll nears 1,000 as global aid workers race to find survivors

Nearly 1,000 confirmed dead, over 3,300 injured, 1,400+ structures destroyed, thousands homeless, and hundreds missing as twin earthquakes devastated Venezuela.

On a Wednesday evening in late June, two earthquakes struck Venezuela in rapid succession — the second more powerful than the first — leaving nearly a thousand dead, thousands more injured, and an entire coastal state reduced to rubble. The disaster arrived not merely as a geological event but as a revelation: a nation already hollowed out by years of political collapse and economic ruin found itself unable to protect, rescue, or even account for its own people. Sixteen nations sent workers to dig through the wreckage, filling a void that Venezuela's own institutions could not. In the long hum

Venezuela death toll nears 1,000 as global aid workers race to find survivors

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