Venezuela Twin Earthquakes Kill 1,430; Millions Without Food and Water

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Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed at least 1,430 people, leaving thousands more injured and homeless. The government has reported hundreds missing, though opposition sources place the number of unaccounted individuals at over 54,000. The La Guaira region has suffered particularly severe damage from the disaster. International aid has begun arriving as rescue operations remain ongoing across affected areas. While electricity is gradually being restored in some parts of the country, access to food and clean water remains critically limited for many survivors.

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