Months After Venezuela’s Earthquakes, Families Cling to Hope in Search of Loved Ones
Families have recovered 17 bodies, but officials still have not published a missing-person list.
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Months after Venezuela’s earthquakes, families cling to hope in search of loved ones
By CNN La Guaira, Venezuela (CNN) — The deafening roar of excavators echoes through the rubble, drowning out all other sounds. The midday heat is stifling, even more so for Eilyn Solano, who has been sheltering in a tent for over 100 days. But she endures the discomfort in the hopes of finding her youngest
In this coastal city, survivors are still looking for their dead in the rubble of the collapsed buildings of the weeks after the double earthquake that struck Venezuela. Others in tents are struggling to resume their lives, says El País América on the spot.
39 seconds changed the lives of Venezuelans, causing more than 6,500 confirmed deaths, some 29,000 disappeared, 226,000 injured and a population that has been traumatized -especially - in the area of La Guaira.
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