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2 July
As the death toll increases, Venezuela continues its seven days of national mourning amid survival efforts for survivors.
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A seven-day national mourning period has been declared in Venezuela following two powerful earthquakes on June 24 that resulted in significant loss of life and extensive damage. The tremors, with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, have led to a reported death toll of at least 2,295, while about 50,000 individuals remain unaccounted for, raising concerns about the potential increase in casualties. Rescue efforts are ongoing as survivors face a humanitarian crisis amid inadequate governmental response.
Delsy Rodríguez, the acting president of Venezuela, expressed deep sorrow over the tragedy, stating, "The soul of Venezuela has been shattered." Her declaration of national mourning aims to honor the victims of the earthquakes and address the grief that has overcome the nation. As the recovery operations continue, hopes for finding survivors diminish, highlighting the urgency of the situation in a country already grappling with significant challenges.
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