Venezuela: Families await news as rescue efforts continue in quake-hit Venezuela.

SHOTLIST: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA (JUNE 28, 2026) 1. RESCUE TEAMS AND LOCAL RESIDENTS AT DISASTER SITE 2. COLLAPSED BUILDINGS FOLLOWING THE EARTHQUAKES 3. VARIOUS OF DEBRIS REMOVAL OPERATIONS 4. VARIOUS OF SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAMS AT WORK / PHOTOGRAPHS RECOVERED FROM A COLLAPSED HOUSE 5.. VARIOUS OF TRAFFIC AND SECURITY MEASURES IN THE CITY 6. CHESICA CALDERON, WAITING BESIDE THE RUBBLE OF HER DESTROYED HOME, SPEAKING TO CAMERA (Spanish) 7. TERESA LOPEZ, EARTHQUAKE SURVIVOR WAITING AT THE DISASTER SITE, SPEAKING TO CAMERA (Spanish) 8. DAYANA BAEZ, MAYOR OF TOMAS LANDER MUNICIPALITY NEAR CARACAS SPEAKING TO CAMERA (Spanish)LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA - JUNE 28, 2026: Search and rescue operations continued on Sunday, Jun. 28, in the Venezuelan coastal city of La Guaira following two powerful earthquakes, as families waited anxiously for news of relatives believed to be trapped beneath collapsed buildings. Residents gathered near the disaster sites carrying photographs, social media posts and missing-person notices in hopes of helping authorities identify and locate their loved ones. Rescue crews continued clearing debris and searching damaged structures, while families urged authorities to accelerate efforts to reach those still missing. On Wednesday evening, the US Geological Survey reported that two earthquakes struck Venezuela 39 seconds apart, measuring magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5. The quakes caused building collapses in the capital Caracas, and several states, including Miranda, La Guaira, Aragua, Carabobo and Falcon. The death toll has risen to 1,430, according to National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez on Saturday.