Venezuela Earthquake: Rescue Efforts Continue After Weekend Saves

Rescue efforts are ongoing in Venezuela after two earthquakes with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5. Over the weekend, 33 people, including a baby, were rescued from the rubble. Acting President Delcy Rodriguez announced the news. The death toll has exceeded 1400, and thousands are still missing. Rescue teams are working hard to reach those trapped under the debris. However, experts say that 72 hours have passed since the earthquake, and the chances of survival are rapidly decreasing. The region has experienced hundreds of aftershocks, leaving the population on edge. Authorities have praised the efforts of civilian volunteers but have imposed some restrictions to prioritize emergency vehicles.