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Two 11-year-old boys were pulled from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Venezuela on Sunday, days after twin earthquakes struck the country. One boy, identified as Moises, was rescued from about 3 meters of debris by Colombia's National Unit for Disaster Risk Management.

Two 11-year-old boys were pulled from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Venezuela on Sunday, days after twin earthquakes struck the country. One boy, identified as Moises, was rescued from about 3 meters of debris by Colombia's National Unit for Disaster Risk Management.

Interim President Delcy Rodriguez announced that 33 people were rescued alive over the weekend, as the death toll from the disaster reached 1,450. National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez said 3,150 people were injured and 12,721 had been displaced.

Interim President Delcy Rodriguez announced that 33 people were rescued alive over the weekend, as the death toll from the disaster reached 1,450. National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez said 3,150 people were injured and 12,721 had been displaced.

The magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes struck within 39 seconds of each other on Wednesday, collapsing nearly 800 buildings. The US Geological Survey estimated the death toll could ultimately exceed 10,000, which would rank the disaster among Latin America's deadliest of the last century.

The magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes struck within 39 seconds of each other on Wednesday, collapsing nearly 800 buildings. The US Geological Survey estimated the death toll could ultimately exceed 10,000, which would rank the disaster among Latin America's deadliest of the last century.

More than 2,200 foreign rescue workers had arrived in Venezuela by Saturday, with teams deployed from the US, Mexico, El Salvador, Spain and Qatar, among others. The UN's Tom Fletcher said 39 search and rescue teams had been deployed globally, each comprising 50 to 100 people.

More than 2,200 foreign rescue workers had arrived in Venezuela by Saturday, with teams deployed from the US, Mexico, El Salvador, Spain and Qatar, among others. The UN's Tom Fletcher said 39 search and rescue teams had been deployed globally, each comprising 50 to 100 people.

A civilian-run missing persons site reported more than 46,000 people unreachable by family members, while the International Organization for Migration estimated up to 6.76 million people could be affected. Satellite analysis showed 31.5 percent of buildings in Catia La Mar had been damaged.

A civilian-run missing persons site reported more than 46,000 people unreachable by family members, while the International Organization for Migration estimated up to 6.76 million people could be affected. Satellite analysis showed 31.5 percent of buildings in Catia La Mar had been damaged.

The United States pledged $150 million in emergency assistance and deployed over 300 search and rescue personnel, while the EU mobilized five million euros in emergency aid. Twenty-four nations sent 521 tonnes of supplies and more than 2,700 search and rescue personnel, Rodriguez said.

The United States pledged $150 million in emergency assistance and deployed over 300 search and rescue personnel, while the EU mobilized five million euros in emergency aid. Twenty-four nations sent 521 tonnes of supplies and more than 2,700 search and rescue personnel, Rodriguez said.

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Venezuela's death toll from twin earthquakes reached 1,450 as of Sunday, with more than 770 buildings totally or partially collapsed and nearly 50,000 people listed as unaccounted for on an opposition-linked website.

Venezuela's death toll from twin earthquakes reached 1,450 as of Sunday, with more than 770 buildings totally or partially collapsed and nearly 50,000 people listed as unaccounted for on an opposition-linked website.

Two 11-year-old boys were pulled from the rubble of separate collapsed buildings on Sunday. One, named Moises, was rescued from roughly three meters of debris by Colombia's National Unit for Disaster Risk Management, while a second boy was carried out on a stretcher in Caraballeda.

Two 11-year-old boys were pulled from the rubble of separate collapsed buildings on Sunday. One, named Moises, was rescued from roughly three meters of debris by Colombia's National Unit for Disaster Risk Management, while a second boy was carried out on a stretcher in Caraballeda.

Interim President Delcy Rodriguez said at least 33 people were rescued over the weekend. The U.S. Geological Survey estimated the final death toll could exceed 10,000, which would rank the disaster among Latin America's deadliest earthquakes in the last century.

Interim President Delcy Rodriguez said at least 33 people were rescued over the weekend. The U.S. Geological Survey estimated the final death toll could exceed 10,000, which would rank the disaster among Latin America's deadliest earthquakes in the last century.

The UN said more than 2,200 foreign rescue personnel had arrived by Saturday, with teams from the U.S., Mexico, El Salvador, Spain and Qatar among those deployed. The U.S. pledged $150 million in emergency assistance and dispatched over 300 search-and-rescue personnel.

The UN said more than 2,200 foreign rescue personnel had arrived by Saturday, with teams from the U.S., Mexico, El Salvador, Spain and Qatar among those deployed. The U.S. pledged $150 million in emergency assistance and dispatched over 300 search-and-rescue personnel.

The International Organization for Migration estimated up to 6.76 million people could be affected by the disaster, including up to 2 million in Caracas alone. The UN estimated physical damage at approximately $6.7 billion, equivalent to 6% of Venezuela's GDP.

The International Organization for Migration estimated up to 6.76 million people could be affected by the disaster, including up to 2 million in Caracas alone. The UN estimated physical damage at approximately $6.7 billion, equivalent to 6% of Venezuela's GDP.

Residents in hard-hit areas described digging through rubble by hand while awaiting heavy machinery, and criticized what they called a slow official response. A firefighter in Caraballeda told the BBC there were dozens of buildings yet to be searched, saying "there aren't enough hands."

Residents in hard-hit areas described digging through rubble by hand while awaiting heavy machinery, and criticized what they called a slow official response. A firefighter in Caraballeda told the BBC there were dozens of buildings yet to be searched, saying "there aren't enough hands."

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