Venezuela’s death toll from back-to-back earthquakes near the country’s capital rises to at least 920, with more than 3,300 injuries reported. Multiple outlets cite figures announced by Jorge Rodríguez, president of Venezuela’s National Assembly, and describe a continuing search-and-rescue effort as authorities work through damaged areas. The CBS report says more than 900 are dead and more than 3,300 are hurt following two powerful earthquakes that struck on Wednesday, while other sources place the injury count at around 3,360. Media accounts also note that many people are still missing and that estimates could increase as families report relatives trapped or buried under rubble. Scroll.in further reports that UN officials say over 50,000 people are missing, with the UN aid chief characterizing the situation as particularly severe. Across coverage, authorities indicate the toll is likely to increase because recovery operations continue and information from affected communities is still coming in.