Death toll expected to rise in Venezuela earthquake
A powerful earthquake has struck Venezuela, resulting in a significant number of casualties. The death toll is currently expected to rise, with fears that it could reach as high as 10,000 people. The situation is being closely monitored as rescue efforts continue to unfold.
- ▪The earthquake has caused widespread destruction in Venezuela.
- ▪The current death toll is expected to increase significantly.
- ▪Rescue efforts are ongoing to search for survivors.
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