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Venezuela is establishing temporary housing to accommodate thousands left homeless by recent earthquakes in northern Venezuela, as the official death toll approaches 4,500.

Venezuela is setting up temporary housing to shelter thousands left homeless by recent earthquakes, as the official death toll rises to 4,300. The earthquakes struck northern Venezuela last month, causing widespread devastation.

Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on Wednesday evening, collapsing buildings and resulting in hundreds of deaths and thousands missing in the northern region.

Back-to-back earthquakes in northern Venezuela killed at least 235 people and injured thousands, prompting neighbors to dig through rubble to search for loved ones. Officials reported the death toll and widespread injuries across cities in the region.

A Venezuelan airport outside Caracas has reopened following two consecutive earthquakes that caused buildings to collapse in northern Venezuela. Rescue efforts are underway to extract survivors from rubble, with CBS News correspondent Cristian Benavides reporting from Bogotá, Colombia, and meteorologist Darren Peck analyzing aftershock risks.

At least 188 people have died and thousands are missing after two earthquakes (magnitude-7.5 and 7.2) struck northern Venezuela. Rescue teams are working to save survivors trapped in the rubble caused by the strongest earthquakes in over a century.

Venezuelans searched for survivors under collapsed buildings after a pair of powerful earthquakes struck northern Venezuela, resulting in at least 164 deaths. Rescue teams are working in the hardest-hit areas as thousands are feared dead.

Communities in northern Venezuela are struggling after deadly twin earthquakes struck, with rescuers working urgently to locate survivors.