Venezuela earthquake LIVE: Venezuela quake response requires 'massive collective effort', says UN aid chief
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The powerful back-to-back earthquakes killed at least 164 people and injured at least 971, Venezuela's Acting President Delcy Rodríguez said, as communities across the South American country sustained damage
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