Venezuela in ‘critical hours’ to find earthquake survivors as more search and rescue teams arrive – latest updates

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Venezuela is facing a challenging period in the aftermath of the recent earthquakes, with the country's education system significantly impacted by the disaster. The closure of all schools until at least 6 June highlights the extent of the damage caused by the earthquakes, which has disrupted daily life and infrastructure. As the search and rescue efforts continue, the government's call for families to rely on official channels for updates underscores the importance of accurate and reliable information during this crisis.

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Venezuela in ‘critical hours’ to find earthquake survivors as more search and rescue teams arrive – latest updates

At least 1,450 are known to have died but the number is expected to rise All schools in Venezuela will remain closed until at least 6 June due to the extensive damage caused by the earthquakes that struck last week, the country’s education ministry has said. The government has urged families to follow official channels to keep informed about the latest developments. Continue reading...