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At a Caracas Morgue, Families and Officials Try to Identify More Than 100 Victims
Dozens of people gathered outside a state-run morgue in Caracas on Sunday, searching for relatives who have been missing since Wednesday’s devastating twin earthquakes. Inside, officials displayed photographs of unidentified victims on computer screens as families tried to recognize loved ones. Many at the morgue known as Venezuela’s National Service of Forensic Medicine were looking []
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EL PAÍS
· Jul 1, 2026
Venezuelans search for relatives among unrecognizable bodies: ‘I can’t say for certain it’s my niece’
At Caracas’s main morgue, families are identifying loved ones using photos of hundreds of victims
Utusan Malaysia
· Jun 28, 2026
Bantuan lambat, rakyat Venezuela cari sendiri mangsa bawah runtuhan
CARACAS: Penduduk Venezuela kini terpaksa mencari sendiri ahli keluarga yang hilang ketika masa semakin suntuk untuk mengesan mangsa terselamat susulan dua gempa bumi kuat yang melanda negara itu pada Rabu lalu. Jumlah korban terus meningkat kepada sekurang-kurangnya 920 orang dan lebih 51,000 lagi dilaporkan masih hilang. Di kawasan paling teruk terjejas, orang ramai dilihat menggali ... Read more The post Bantuan lambat, rakyat Venezuela cari sendiri mangsa bawah runtuhan appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.
Townhall
· Jun 25, 2026
Caracas in Ruins: Up to 100,000 Feared Dead As Massive Earthquakes Rock Venezuela
Caracas in Ruins: Up to 100,000 Feared Dead As Massive Earthquakes Rock Venezuela
Sky News Australia
· Jun 25, 2026
More than 100 people killed in devastating Venezuelan earthquakes
Around 30,000 people have been reported missing after two large earthquakes struck near Venezuela’s capital of Caracas. The death toll currently stands at 188, and more than 1,000 are injured, but it is feared those numbers will increase drastically. Rescuers attempting to find survivors among the rubble of collapsed buildings are being hampered by several aftershocks.
Associated Press
· Jul 7, 2026
Venezuela starts burying victims of earthquakes as thousands still missing
Graves for more than 150 unidentified victims were dug at La Esperanza Cemetery on Monday. Authorities announced that the death toll rose on Monday to 3,535, with another 16,740 people injured. There are no official statistics on how many people are buried beneath the rubble, but more than 30,000 reports of missing people have been sent to a website set up by the Venezuelan opposition. (AP Video by Andry Rincon and Fernanda Pesce) Subscribe: http://smarturl.it/AssociatedPress Read more: https://apnews.com This video may be available for archive licensing via https://newsroom.ap.org/home
Toronto Sun
· Jun 29, 2026
Soccer star Lucas Trejo’s wife and two children found dead amid Venezuela earthquakes
More than 1,400 people died and thousands more are missing in Venezuela, authorities said Sunday.
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Related coverage for "At a Caracas Morgue, Families and Officials Try to Identify More Than 100 Victims": EL PAÍS — Venezuelans search for relatives among unrecognizable bodies: ‘I can’t say for certain it’s my niece’. Utusan Malaysia — Bantuan lambat, rakyat Venezuela cari sendiri mangsa bawah runtuhan. Townhall — Caracas in Ruins: Up to 100,000 Feared Dead As Massive Earthquakes Rock Venezuela. Sky News Australia — More than 100 people killed in devastating Venezuelan earthquakes. Associated Press — Venezuela starts burying victims of earthquakes as thousands still missing. Toronto Sun — Soccer star Lucas Trejo’s wife and two children found dead amid Venezuela earthquakes