Venezuela Earthquakes: Death Toll Rises to 235

The death toll from two big earthquakes in Venezuela has gone up to at least 235.

A major rescue operation is still going on.

The earthquakes were very powerful and caused tremors over 1,000 kilometers away.

Venezuela's northern coast is on the edge of two big tectonic plates.

There was a big earthquake in 1997 that killed 73 people.

Another earthquake in 1967 killed 236 people.

The recent earthquake was the strongest since 1900.

It was felt in neighboring Colombia, where people left buildings as a precaution.

Tremors were also felt in some cities in northern Brazil.

A woman from Caracas said this earthquake was worse than the one in 1967.

She said she was in her van when the earthquake hit and it was very scary.

The death toll is expected to go up as many people are still missing.

A rescue operation is going on, but it's hard because many buildings fell down.

Some people are trapped under the rubble and can't get out.

Leaders from around the world are sending help to Venezuela.

France is sending a team of 85 rescue workers.

Brazil is sending a plane with rescue workers and medical supplies.

Mexico is also sending a team of rescue workers.

The UN is helping to send international rescue teams to Venezuela.

The Venezuelan government has asked for help from other countries.

Many people are trying to get in touch with their loved ones, but it's hard because phone lines are down.

The region of La Guaira has been declared a disaster zone.

The coastal areas of Caraballeda and Playa Grande are also very damaged.

The earthquakes are another problem for Venezuela, which is already in a difficult situation.

The country has been in economic trouble for over a decade.

Many Venezuelans have left the country to find work and a better life.

Now, they are trying to help their families and friends back home.

The international community is coming together to help Venezuela.

The US, France, Brazil, and Mexico are all sending aid.

The UN is also playing a big role in the rescue efforts.

The situation is still very serious, and many people are in need of help.

The death toll is expected to rise as more bodies are found.

The rescue operation is ongoing, and many people are working hard to save those trapped.

The people of Venezuela are in a very difficult situation, and they need all the help they can get.

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