Venezuela’s death toll from last month’s twin earthquakes continues to rise, with a top lawmaker reporting an updated figure of 4,333 as of Saturday. National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez said the toll has increased from 4,118 reported the previous day. The earthquakes occurred on June 24 and registered magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, striking Caracas and the coastal state of La Guaira. Reports describe widespread damage, including the collapse of high-rise apartment blocks and extensive destruction across affected areas. In the aftermath, governments and communities set up temporary accommodations for people left homeless, including camps and shelters established in public spaces such as stadiums, plazas and sidewalks. The updated casualty count underscores the ongoing impact of the disaster as search and recovery efforts and humanitarian responses continue. The figures are attributed to Rodriguez’s statement to the National Assembly and reflect the latest reported assessment at the time of publication.