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Venezuela rescuers race against the clock to find more survivors

Al Jazeera Monday 29 June 2026, 08:46 UTC 1 min read
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Venezuela rescuers race against the clock to find more survivors Venezuela rescuers race against the clock to find more survivors Rescue teams and volunteers are working around the clock in search for survivors trapped beneath the rubble in Venezuela, as families cling to hope days after the June 24 twin earthquakes, with tens of thousands of people still missing. Zein Basravi reports from Caracas. Published On 29 Jun 2026

Venezuela rescuers race against the clock to find more survivors Venezuela rescuers race against the clock to find more survivors Rescue teams and volunteers are working around the clock in search for survivors trapped beneath the rubble in Venezuela, as families cling to hope days after the June 24 twin earthquakes, with tens of thousands of people still missing. Zein Basravi reports from Caracas. Published On 29 Jun 2026
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