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Live updates: Massive search and rescue effort underway after Venezuela quakes kill at least 164 people

Venezuela is facing a massive search and rescue operation after earthquakes—the strongest in over a century—killed at least 164 people.

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The brief

Rescue teams are currently racing to the affected areas to locate survivors as fears persist that thousands may have been killed. Coverage from AP News, NPR, and The Guardian emphasizes the historic strength of the quakes and the extent of the destruction.

Relief efforts are already underway, with Samaritan's Purse responding to the crisis and Axios providing guidance on how residents of Miami can contribute to aid. Future developments will likely center on the progress of search and rescue missions and further analysis of what made these specific earthquakes different.

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How many people have died in the earthquakes?

At least 164 people have been killed.

How significant were these earthquakes historically?

According to AP News, these quakes were the strongest to hit Venezuela in over a century.

Who is providing aid and relief?

Samaritan's Purse is responding to the quakes, and there are active efforts to coordinate relief through contributors in Miami.

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