Venezuela: Survivors say rescue effort too slow

In Venezuela, twin earthquakes have left nearly 1,000 dead and tens of thousands missing, with the UN estimating that up to 7 million people could be affected. Survivors are criticizing the slow pace of rescue efforts, highlighting the urgent need for more resources and coordination. This disaster underscores the challenges Venezuela faces in disaster response, especially in a country with significant economic and infrastructural issues, raising concerns about the government's capacity to manage such crises effectively.