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Venezuela: Death toll nears 2,000 as rescue hopes fade

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Following twin earthquakes in Venezuela last week, official figures indicate at least 1,943 people have been killed, over 10,500 injured, and 16,000 left homeless, with rescue operations slowing as the critical survival window closes. Aid agencies warn of worsening hunger and disease among the displaced, with the WHO reporting significant strain on damaged healthcare facilities and risks of outbreaks.
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After the earthquakes, almost 2,000 people are confirmed dead, and about 43,000 remain missing. Aid agencies warn of worsening hunger and disease amid an overwhelmed healthcare system.

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