Venezuela hunts for survivors of twin quakes as it waits for foreign aid

Two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela have left 235 dead and tens of thousands unaccounted for as emergency workers comb through rubble in search of survivors. International rescue teams and logistical support from the US are now arriving to aid in the relief efforts. The US Treasury Department has also issued a license to allow previously restricted transactions for earthquake relief, highlighting the global community's urgent response to the disaster. This catastrophe underscores the dire need for foreign aid in Venezuela, which has been grappling with severe economic and political turmoil.