As Venezuela grapples with the aftermath of its most powerful earthquake in over a century, the window for finding survivors is rapidly closing. Rescue experts warn that the critical 72-hour period for locating living victims has passed, shifting the focus of operations from rescue to body recovery. The official death toll has reached 1,430 and is expected to climb significantly as more casualties are discovered, with tens of thousands still missing. According to the UN migration agency, the twin earthquakes have impacted nearly seven million people, leaving them in urgent need of shelter, potable water, and essential humanitarian aid. Yinka Oyetade reports.
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