VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKE: Emergency Teams Use Drones to Locate Areas & Survivors In Rubble

By Times Now World

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Rescue teams are in a race against time in Caracas after heat sensors detected signs of life beneath the rubble. International aid is pouring in. The Breakdown: The Current Status: Search efforts are focused on the Santa Rita building in San Bernardino, where survivors are believed to be trapped four days post-quake. Death Toll & Impact: Venezuelan authorities report 1,719 fatalities and 5,034 injuries, with over 15,000 people displaced from their homes. The Missing: Of the 80,505 missing-person reports filed, over 44,000 people remain out of contact with family or authorities. International Response: A massive relief effort is underway, involving 3,319 foreign rescuers from 45 delegations, including a specialized team from Qatar using advanced sensors. Conditions: Despite a 5.4 magnitude aftershock on Monday, rescue operations are continuing around the clock with support from heavy machinery and 140 search dogs. #venezuela, #caracas, #earthquake, #breakingnews, #searchandrescue

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