Venezuela earthquake: Rescuers continue search as residents express anger

Rescue efforts persist in Venezuela following powerful earthquakes, with teams continuing to search for survivors using specialized equipment like dogs and drones, even after the critical 96-hour window passed. Amidst the debris, a moment of hope emerged when a rescuer believed a voice was heard. Two 11-year-old boys, including Moises, have been successfully extracted from collapsed structures. The confirmed death toll stands at least 1,450, with tens of thousands still missing. A country club in Caraballeda, La Guaira, has been converted into a temporary hospital, offering medical care and shelter. However, many affected areas report a lack of significant government assistance, leaving residents to conduct rescue efforts with basic tools such as crowbars and mallets. This has led to widespread dissatisfaction and anger among the populace regarding the state's disaster response. Sources: BBC News