Demolition complicates the search for bodies after Venezuela’s earthquakes

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On June 24, twin earthquakes struck Venezuela, causing widespread destruction and an estimated 6,125 deaths, though thousands remain missing. Demolition of damaged buildings, including a controlled explosion on July 30 in La Guaira, complicates recovery efforts for survivors like Glenda Viloria, who is still searching for her nephew's body amidst the rubble.

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Venezuela has begun tearing down unstable buildings after its deadly earthquakes. But what is the cost to survivors?.

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