Families are desperate for news of the Venezuelan earthquake that killed 920 people

It’s one issue that boosted morale throughout Venezuela. The rescue of three young brothers and sisters in La GuairaImages broadcast on state television showed people emerging from the rubble covered in dust and debris.

“Come here, my son, come here,” said a man as he pulled the first boy alive through a gap between pieces of concrete.

Then a girl came out, and the man asked, “Are you brothers?” When he asked her, she replied, “Yes, there are three of us.”

Soon, with little difficulty, the third sister emerges, crying and covered in dust from head to toe.

Honors are being paid to the dead. Venezuelan football player Hector Bello’s wife was killed When they save their daughterLike his social media and local news.

Bello wrote on Instagram that his “dear love,” whom Venezuelan news media called his wife Andrea, saved their infant son’s life during the earthquake.

“I will tell her the story of how I saved her, my love – how you gave your life to our daughter, how you were a brave woman who didn’t give up on her, even when you took your last breath,” Bello wrote in a post.

Their government confirmed that one Portuguese citizen and two Brazilian citizens were among those killed.

Four Spanish citizens were among the dead, and the whereabouts of 106 are still unknown, the Spanish media reported, quoting the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Venezuela’s Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello said several provinces were affected by the twin earthquakes. The worst affected in Caracas were the neighborhoods of Los Palos Grandes and Altamira.

According to the government, the tremors caused significant damage along the northern coast of the country, including La Guaira, Aragua, Carabobo and Falcon.