Following recent earthquakes in Venezuela, families are searching for relatives believed to be trapped in the rubble of collapsed buildings. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities respond to the disaster.
In La Guaira, families are vigilantly monitoring buildings where they suspect their relatives may be located, facing challenges in removing heavy debris, according to BBC US reporting.
A man identified as Daniel Cordero was rescued from a fallen building in Catia La Mar. He was described as bloody-faced and assisted by rescue workers onto a stretcher while bystanders filmed the scene, as reported by The Washington Times.
The earthquakes have prompted widespread concern for those missing or trapped. Families are actively involved in the search efforts, hoping for positive outcomes amidst difficult circumstances.
Rescue operations continue as authorities assess the full extent of the damage and work to locate survivors. The situation remains fluid, with ongoing challenges related to debris removal and access to affected areas.
The Washington Times reported that relatives of missing individuals are maintaining hope as survivors are pulled from the rubble.
No further details regarding the number of people still trapped or the overall death toll were provided in the sources.
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