In Venezuela, the death toll from twin earthquakes is reported to be nearing 1,500 as authorities assess damage and search for missing people. The earthquakes cause widespread destruction, with large numbers of residents affected across impacted areas. Beyond immediate injuries and fatalities, concern is growing about the scale of humanitarian needs. Multiple outlets report that millions more people may lack access to sanitation and other basic services in the aftermath of the disaster. Relief efforts are focused on emergency response and recovery, but officials face challenges related to damaged infrastructure and the ability to deliver essentials to affected communities. The reported figures underscore the severity of one of Latin America’s most damaging earthquake events, while ongoing assessments continue to determine the final impact. As the situation develops, authorities and aid groups are working to restore basic services and provide support to survivors, including those at risk of health impacts due to disrupted sanitation systems.