Officials in Venezuela report updated casualty figures following two earthquakes that strike the country’s coastal state of La Guaira on June 24. National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez says the death toll reaches 4,333 in one update, with 16,740 people injured. Other reports citing Rodríguez later state the death toll rises further, surpassing 4,700 and reaching at least 4,734, while the number injured remains at about 16,740 and nearly 17,000 people are hurt. One source also notes that many dead victims are still unidentified, with 315 not yet identified in the earlier tally. Several reports say that damage is extensive: hundreds of buildings collapse, and large numbers of people are left homeless. The United Nations is cited by one outlet as estimating around 50,000 people are missing. Alongside the casualty updates, Venezuelan authorities indicate that relief efforts continue, including the planned distribution of housing for affected residents. Overall figures vary slightly across outlets, reflecting different reporting dates and updates from officials, with injury numbers consistently placed around 16,740.