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One month after a series of devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela, families are still recovering bodies from the rubble, with the death toll exceeding 5,300 and thousands more injured. The population is denouncing a critical lack of support from authorities, as search and rescue efforts continue without heavy machinery. The tragedy has left many grieving the loss of entire families, and the slow, under-equipped recovery process has compounded the humanitarian crisis. The article, sourced from Record Portugal, highlights the ongoing desperation and the failure of official response in the aftermath of the disaster.
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Population denounces lack of support from authorities
One month after the earthquakes that devastated Venezuela, families continue to remove bodies from the rubble and denounce the lack of support from authorities. The tragedy left more than 5,300 dead and thousands injured, while searches continue without heavy machinery.
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One Month After Earthquakes, Venezuelans Still Recover Bodies from Rubble Amid Lack of Official Support