A strong aftershock rattles parts of Venezuela on Monday, occurring after last week’s damaging back-to-back earthquakes. Multiple outlets report that residents, including people in and around Caracas, feel the shaking as buildings and surrounding areas affected by the earlier quakes are still being searched. Rescue and emergency teams continue round-the-clock efforts as they comb through damaged areas in hopes of finding survivors, with reports indicating operations have entered their fourth day. One report places the aftershock at about 7:01 a.m. local time, with an epicenter roughly 27 kilometers north of Caraballeda on Venezuela’s Caribbean coast, and a magnitude of 4.6 on the Richter scale. Another outlet says there are no immediate reports of further damage, citing a National Assembly leader. Across the coverage, the aftershock is described as adding renewed concern during ongoing recovery efforts, but sources do not report new widespread damage. The search and rescue focus remains on affected neighborhoods from the earlier earthquakes.