Rescue crews are working to locate survivors trapped in rubble following two powerful earthquakes that struck Venezuela. The search has entered a third day, with teams digging through the remains of collapsed homes and apartment buildings. The European Commission reported that more than 520 emergency responders from across the European Union have been mobilized to assist in the search and rescue operations.
The earthquakes have created a race against time to find those still believed to be alive beneath the debris. Emergency personnel are working under difficult conditions to extract survivors. The situation remains urgent as the window for locating those trapped continues to narrow.
According to the European Commission, the mobilization of international emergency responders is part of a broader effort to provide support to local authorities managing the aftermath of the quakes. No further details were provided regarding the number of confirmed casualties or the extent of the damage.
The search for survivors continues as teams assess the full impact of the earthquakes. No right-leaning sources reported on this story.
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