Venezuela upset over slow quake rescue
Aragua State in Venezuela was heavily affected by the two earthquakes that destroyed parts of the region and the capital. Citizens and volunteers led the rescue efforts amid rising public anger over the slow government response and reports of military personnel looting aid and seizing donations. There are also reports of delayed and absent official support. International and local rescue teams continue their search for survivors under the rubble six days after the earthquakes, facing a severe shortage of heavy equipment.
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