Death toll figures from Venezuela’s twin earthquakes keep rising, with authorities reporting updated totals across multiple days. Reuters-cited reporting says the official death toll reaches 3,535, while nearly 18,000 people remain homeless more than a week after the earthquakes struck Venezuela’s capital and nearby coastal areas. Other outlets citing Venezuelan officials and national figures report further increases, including totals of 3,811, topping 4,000, and figures as high as 3,685. One report quotes a UN aid chief saying more than 50,000 people are missing, alongside an injury count of about 3,300.

Several stories also describe the scale of disruption and ongoing response. Rescue and recovery efforts continue as volunteers and other groups reportedly dig graves and assist with aftermath work. Estimates of damage and the number of displaced people remain central to the reporting, with repeated references to widespread homelessness and missing persons. The updates reflect evolving official tallies rather than a single fixed figure, as authorities continue assessments and the government and aid networks respond to injuries, deaths, and displacement.