Venezuela’s death toll from two earthquakes that struck in late June rises to 6,125, according to figures cited by National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez. Multiple outlets report that Rodríguez announced the updated total on Monday, stating the number of confirmed deaths linked to the twin quakes. The earthquakes occur in June, and the reported fatality count moves the toll past 6,000, reaching 6,125. While the exact scope of injuries and damage is not detailed in the excerpts, Al Jazeera notes that the government response is facing scrutiny alongside the updated death toll. RTE and GMA News Online both attribute the updated figure to Rodríguez, describing it as the latest official count. Across the reports, there is agreement on the key point that the combined death toll from the twin earthquakes stands at 6,125 as confirmed by Venezuela’s National Assembly leadership, with further discussion of response and broader implications mentioned in at least one outlet.