Rescue teams in Venezuela continue searching for people hurt or trapped after a recent earthquake, while additional aftershocks complicate operations, according to reports from Belfast Telegraph and India Today. The most recent tremor is described as an aftershock that rattles rescuers and affects the search area in and around La Guaira. Teams continue moving through earthquake-damaged areas, including buildings and rubble, to locate survivors in the aftermath of the quake.
India Today reports that the search is ongoing for “twin quake survivors,” referring to people believed to have been caught during the initial quake sequence, and notes that a fresh aftershock further jolts rescuers during the effort. Belfast Telegraph similarly reports that Venezuelans keep searching among the ruins as aftershocks continue to shake the region.
Across the accounts, the common focus is the continuing rescue operation and the threat posed by repeated tremors to both responders and people in affected areas. No source details are provided here about casualty figures, the exact magnitude, or the number of survivors located so far.
