Venezuela: Survivors say rescue effort too slow

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Twin earthquakes striking Venezuela this week have potentially affected nearly 7 million people, with the death toll approaching 1,000 and tens of thousands still missing, according to the United Nations. Survivors have expressed concerns that the rescue efforts are proceeding too slowly amidst the ongoing crisis.

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Nearly 7 million people may have been affected by the twin earthquakes that struck Venezuela this week, the United Nations said on Saturday, as the death toll approached 1,000 and tens of thousands remained missing. The UN said up to 6.

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