Venezuela earthquake death toll rises to 920, thousands missing

The death toll from two powerful earthquakes that struck Venezuela has climbed to 920, as search and rescue operations intensify with the involvement of international teams. Tens of thousands of people are reported to be missing in the aftermath of the seismic events.

Residents in the capital city of Caracas have voiced their frustration with the government's response. Reports indicate that interim leader Delcy Rodriguez was mocked by locals during a visit to a severely damaged neighborhood. This public display of discontent highlights widespread anger over the perceived delay and inadequacy of the authorities' actions in providing aid and coordinating rescue efforts.

The United Nations (UN) has deployed its top aid chief, Tom, to assess the situation and coordinate international assistance. The scale of the disaster has prompted a global response, with various countries sending teams and resources to aid Venezuela in its recovery efforts. The focus remains on finding survivors amidst the widespread destruction.