Officials in Venezuela report that recent earthquakes have killed 4,333 people and injured 16,740 others, according to statements cited by multiple outlets. The figures also include information on rescue and displacement. A reported 6,462 people have been rescued following the quakes. Authorities state that about 17,000 people are left homeless as a result of the disaster. One outlet notes that the count of injured remains unchanged at 16,740. The reports do not detail the earthquake’s magnitude, location, or the time period covered by the figures, but they consistently present the same national totals for fatalities and injuries. The numbers reflect the official assessment of the impact of the quakes as communicated by the National Assembly president. Updates are expected as rescue operations and damage assessments continue, but the currently cited tolls—4,333 dead and 16,740 injured—are presented as the latest official counts in these reports.