‘It's a miracle': Venezuelans in South Florida wait for word of rescued loved ones after earthquakes

Venezuelans in South Florida experienced intense worry and relief after devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela, collapsing buildings and trapping people under rubble. Paola Ramos was in disbelief when firefighters miraculously rescued her mother, Carla Parra, two days after the quakes. This rescue highlights the widespread fear and uncertainty among Venezuelan expatriates in South Florida, who are anxiously awaiting news about their loved ones. The incident underscores the urgent need for better disaster preparedness and response in vulnerable regions.