Venezuela's earthquake death toll approaches 1,000 as locals organize rescues amid sparse state response
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A major natural disaster has exposed gaps in government emergency response, forcing citizens to undertake life-or-death search efforts themselves—a crisis that tests both Venezuela's capacity and international aid coordination.
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