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Photos: Rescue and Recovery in Venezuela

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Photos: Rescue and Recovery in Venezuela
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Following twin earthquakes in Venezuela, international and local rescue teams are working to recover survivors from collapsed buildings. The death toll has reached 1,450, with thousands still missing as aftershocks continue.

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This is a major humanitarian crisis requiring significant international aid and disaster response coordination.

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After a pair of strong earthquakes struck Venezuela last week, rescue teams from around the world headed toward affected areas, working with local teams to find survivors. Government sources say more than 1,450 people were killed, and nearly 47,000 remain missing.

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The article provides a factual, photo-journalistic account of a natural disaster.

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