
Rescue teams in La Guaira State, Venezuela, have pledged to continue their search for survivors of a recent earthquake, emphasizing their commitment to not give up on finding those trapped. Volunteers are actively participating in these efforts, demonstrating solidarity and determination in the face of the disaster.
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