A month after twin earthquakes strike Venezuela, families continue to search for missing loved ones amid ongoing debris removal at collapsed buildings. Reports from La Guaira describe rescue and recovery crews working to clear rubble as residents hold vigils and maintain hope for answers. Survivors and relatives gather to commemorate the dead and to continue checking damage sites where people were last seen. While some progress is made through continued clearing operations, families still seek closure as the search focuses on locating bodies and confirming outcomes for those unaccounted for. The atmosphere remains marked by uncertainty, with relatives continuing to look through debris and to rely on local updates about the status of the search. The commemorations underscore the prolonged impact of the disasters, with the recovery process extending well beyond the immediate aftermath of the earthquakes. Authorities and response teams continue the work of removing debris while families persist in their efforts to find those who were lost.