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Venezuelan officials said at least 34 people died in the flooding and 60 are missing following the worst natural disaster to hit the cash-strapped South...

Rescue workers using drones and trained dogs are searching for survivors following a massive landslide in central Venezuela, as the death toll rose to 34 and residents described harrowing tales of escape from the water and mud

After triggering floods in several Latin American countries and a landslide in Venezuela that caused over 25 deaths, Julia continued to move north.

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Residents described harrowing tales of escape from the water and mud

Las Tejerías, Venezuela, Oct 10 (EFE).- Residents and business owners in Las Tejerías in central Venezuela on Monday assessed the damage caused by the landslide that claimed 36 lives and affected hundreds of residents, with little faith in improvements promised by the government. On Monday there was more deployment of machinery, as well as security …

Rescue workers using drones and trained dogs are searching for survivors following a massive landslide in central Venezuela, as the death toll rose to 34 and residents described harrowing tales of escape from the water and mud

A LANDSLIDE in Venezuela on Sunday has killed at least 35 people and left more than 52 missing in the north central state of Aragua, officials said yesterday. The landslide came down in the Santos Michelena municipality after days of heavy rainfall caused the five streams near Las Tejerías to overflow, according to Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez. “We are still working on search efforts, it is the most important …

Dozens killed, homes swept away

A massive landslide fuelled by days of torrential rain covered Las Tejerías city in mud and debris on Saturday, destroying hundreds of homes and businesses. (Oct. 11)