Rescue teams are continuing to search for survivors four days after two earthquakes struck the northern state of Venezuela. As of Sunday, efforts were described as increasingly desperate.
Acting President Delcy Rodriguez said on Sunday that 33 people had been rescued the day before. She did not provide an updated death toll.
The Washington Times reported that local and international rescue teams were working to pull survivors from rubble four days after the earthquakes occurred.
According to PBS Newshour, teams are scrambling to locate survivors.
No additional details regarding the extent of damage or ongoing relief efforts were provided in the available sources.
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