Rescue teams in Venezuela continue searching for survivors after a major earthquake struck, with reports of one or more aftershocks affecting response efforts. Sources describe an aftershock that jolts rescuers in and around La Guaira, a coastal area that was among the hardest hit, and say the additional shaking adds disruption to ongoing work among damaged buildings and quake ruins. The search is focused on locating people who were trapped or injured when the initial quake occurred, including accounts of a “twin quake” reference and continued efforts to find survivors. One outlet reports that strong aftershocks are felt in the hardest-hit areas, while another describes rescuers returning to the rubble as more ground shake occurs. Despite the continued operations, multiple reports indicate that hope is fading for finding additional survivors, reflecting the passage of time since the earthquake and the hazards created by repeated tremors. Overall, the coverage is consistent that aftershocks continue in the region and that authorities and local search teams keep working to locate any remaining survivors while assessing damage and responding to the renewed shaking.