Rescue teams and local residents continue searching for survivors in Venezuela as operations enter the third day after two major earthquakes struck in quick succession. Multiple outlets describe a “race against time” as rescuers dig through rubble from collapsed homes and apartment buildings in the hardest-hit areas. The earthquakes, reported as magnitude 7.2 and 7.5, caused widespread damage and increased the urgency of finding trapped people while chances of survival decline over time. Coverage notes that the situation is growing more desperate, with ongoing search efforts focused on locating survivors buried under debris. Authorities are coordinating rescue operations amid the mounting toll from the quake sequence, while people on the ground continue removing rubble and checking for signs of life. Several reports emphasize that the narrow time window for rescue makes each additional hour more critical. The accounts collectively portray continued efforts without indicating a shift in casualty figures or a change in the overall scale of damage since the initial quake impacts.