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As Venezuela death toll rises, survivor recounts days beneath the rubble

Rescue efforts conclude in Venezuela as the death toll from recent earthquakes reaches 3,535 and survivors begin searching for loved ones.

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Official rescue operations following the M7.2 and M7.5 earthquakes in Venezuela are winding down. The confirmed death toll has climbed to 3,535, leaving thousands of residents displaced and many families to conduct independent recovery efforts for missing relatives.

Coverage from outlets including ABC7, Reuters, The New York Times, and NBC News highlights the transition from professional international assistance—including crews from Los Angeles and British Columbia—to local, amateur-led recovery operations. Reports also detail accounts from survivors discovered in the rubble, including individuals rescued after eight days.

Attention now shifts to the ongoing recovery process and the status of those still reported missing. Reports from The Economist indicate public dissatisfaction regarding the government's handling of the aftermath, a factor that remains a central point of coverage.

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Quick answers

What is the current confirmed death toll?

According to reports from ABC7, NBC News, and Reuters, the death toll has reached 3,535.

Are international rescue teams still on the ground?

Coverage indicates that professional rescue efforts are winding down, with some crews, such as those from L.A. County, heading home.

What is the status of survivors found in the rubble?

Media reports note survivors being pulled from the rubble as late as eight days after the earthquakes, with accounts detailing their experiences.

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