J066-VENEZUELA IMAGENES RESUMEN TERREMOTO

WRAP OF EDITS RELATED TO AFTERMATH OF VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKES

EDITORS PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A WRAP AND CONTAINS NO NEW MATERIAL.

EDITORS PLEASE NOTE: LOCATION UPDATED IN SHOTS 32-43 TO CATIA LA MAR, LA GUAIRA STATE, VENEZUELA (FIRST LOCATION OFFERED GAVE THE NAME OF THE MALL AND THIS IS MORE ACCURATE)

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SHOWS: One week after twin earthquakes struck Venezuela, killing 2,295, residents in Caracas held a minute's silence on Wednesday (July 1) to remember those who died in the disaster.

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CARACAS, VENEZUELA (JULY 1, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

1. VARIOUS OF VENEZUELANS HOLDING MINUTE OF SILENCE

2. VENEZUELANS CROSSING THEMSELVES

3. MACHINERY AT COLLAPSED BUILDING OF THE PETUNIAS COMPLEX

4. VARIOUS OF RESCUERS AND WORKERS AT COLLAPSED BUILDING SITE

Piles of coffins were seen at the port of La Guaira, where authorities have set up a temporary morgue for the victims, which amount to 2,295 people, according to an update by top lawmaker Jorge Rodriguez on Wednesday (July 1).

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LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA (JULY 1, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

5. VARIOUS OF COFFINS AT PORT

6. PERSONNEL WEARING PROTECTIVE CLOTHING WALKING AMONG COFFINS

7. PERSONNEL MOVING COFFIN

Hundreds of families who lost their homes in Venezuela's deadly earthquakes have taken refuge at the Jose Maria Vargas Sports Centre in La Guaira, which has been converted into a temporary shelter and distribution point for food, water, medicine, and donations.

(4304-VENEZUELA-QUAKE/STADIUM-SHELTER)

LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA (JULY 1, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

8. VARIOUS PEOPLE WHO LOST THEIR HOMES IN THE QUAKE IN SHELTER AT THE JOSE MARIA VARGAS SPORTS CENTER

9. VARIOUS OF PERSON LYING ON BED

10. PEOPLE WHO LOST THEIR HOMES IN THE QUAKE IN SHELTER AT THE JOSE MARIA VARGAS SPORTS CENTER

11. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) QUAKE SURVIVOR, ALFREO QUINTANA, SAYING:

"When the earthquake started, I thought it was my children. I didn't think of anyone else but my children. I saw that one of my daughters was trapped. I thank God. God gave me the strength and determination to go back and save her. And to this day, I've saved her, thank God."

12. QUINTANA WITH HIS CHILDREN IN SHELTER

13. PEOPLE WHO LOST THEIR HOMES IN THE QUAKE IN SHELTER AT SPORT CENTER

14. PERSON WITH PET DOG ON BED IN SHELTER

15. VARIOUS OF QUAKE SURVIVOR CHARLES CORDERO IN WHEELCHAIR, WITH HIS TORSO AND LEG BANDAGED

16. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) QUAKE SURVIVOR, CHARLES CORDERO, SAYING:

"This is a very tough time—one that defies description. In my nearly 40 years of life, this is the first time I have experienced a situation of this magnitude, in which our Venezuelan people have been affected on such a vast scale, without any distinction based on social class, religion, or race. We must remain strong and continue fighting for those who are still missing and for whom there is hope that they will be found alive. Don’t give up, don’t give up."

17. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE AT SHELTER

Rescue efforts continued overnight in La Guaira on Wednesday (July 1), as teams raced to find people trapped in buildings following last week's twin earthquakes in Venezuela.

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LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA (JULY 1, 2026) (AGENCY POOL - Access all) (NIGHT SHOTS)

18. PEOPLE RIDING TRUCK CARRYING BELONGINGS

19. VARIOUS OF RESCUE EFFORTS UNDERWAY AT COLLAPSED BUILDING

20. EMERGENCY VEHICLE DRIVING PAST RUBBLE

21. DAMAGED BUILDING IN BACKGROUND OF SCENE OF SEARCH AND RESCUE

22. RESCUE TEAMS AT WORK

23. SPRAY PAINTED DIRECTIONS WRITTEN ON BROKEN BUILDING SLAB

24. PEOPLE WALKING NEXT TO RUBBLE

25. VARIOUS OF RESCUE TEAMS AT WORK

U.S. search and rescue teams from Miami-Dade Fire Rescue scoured the rubble in Venezuela's La Guaira for survivors of last week's twin quakes on Tuesday (June 30) night, deploying K-9 units and specialized equipment across collapsed buildings as hopes of further rescues faded.

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GIVEN AS LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA (RELEASED JULY 1, 2026) (U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE HANDOUT - Access all)

26. VARIOUS OF DESTROYED BUILDINGS AND RUBBLE AS VEHICLE DRIVES BY

27. VARIOUS OF MIAMI-DADE FIRE RESCUE TEAM PERSONNEL ARRIVING AT SEARCH SITE, GREETING OTHER RESCUERS

GIVEN AS LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA (RELEASED JULY 1, 2026) (U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE HANDOUT - Access all) (NIGHT SHOTS)

28. PERSONNEL BRINGING DOG INTO RUBBLE

29. DOG LEADING PERSONNEL THROUGH RUBBLE

30. VARIOUS OF PERSONNEL LOOKING INTO HOLE IN RUBBLE

31. VARIOUS OF SEARCH OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS

Footage released on Wednesday (July 1) showed guard Hernan Alberto Gil, trapped in a Venezuelan mall for over a week, talking to rescuers as they battle to free him from the rubble.

Alberto Gil, 44, is trapped some nine metres (29 feet) underground, according to the Costa Rican Red Cross.

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CATIA LA MAR, LA GUAIRA STATE, VENEZUELA (JUNE 29, 2026) (EQUIPO “USAR” DE BOMBEROS DE CHILE – Access all)

32. RUBBLE / VIDEO SHOWING HAND OF TRAPPED SURVIVOR HERNAN ALBERTO GIL / VOICE OF CHILEAN RESCUER SAYING (Spanish):

"Hernan, move your hand once again as you were doing. Very good Hernan. Perfect. I'm now going to take out the camera."

International and Venezuelan rescuers worked on Wednesday (July 1) to save a guard trapped in a Venezuelan mall after twin earthquakes hit the country a week earlier.

Members of the Costa Rican Red Cross identified the guard as Hernan Alberto Gil, who was trapped in the basement of the Galerias Playa Grande mall in Catia la Mar, La Guaira, the worst-hit area.

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CATIA LA MAR, LA GUAIRA STATE, VENEZUELA (JULY 1, 2026) (REUTERS – Access all)

33. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) NATIONAL HEAD OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE OF THE COSTA RICAN RED CROSS, WAGNER LEIVA, SAYING:

"As the days passed, we gained access to him and gave him water. This task lasted nearly three days to give him the first sip of water. Last night, at approximately 22:00 (local time), we had physical contact with Hernan."

Footage released on Wednesday (July 1) showed guard Hernan Alberto Gil, trapped in a Venezuelan mall for over a week, talking to rescuers as they battle to free him from the rubble.

Alberto Gil, 44, is trapped some nine metres (29 feet) underground, according to the Costa Rican Red Cross.

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CATIA LA MAR, LA GUAIRA STATE, VENEZUELA (JUNE 30, 2026) (COSTA RICAN RED CROSS – Must on-screen courtesy Costa Rican Red Cross/ No resale)

34. RESCUER SHOUTING

35. SOUND SENSOR REGISTERING SOUNDS HEARD FROM MAN TRAPPED UNDER RUBBLE

36. RESCUER AT BASEMENT AMONG RUBBLE TAPPING IN SEARCH FOR ALBERTO GIL

37. RUBBLE OF BASEMENT / RESCUERS

CATIA LA MAR, LA GUAIRA STATE, VENEZUELA (JULY 1, 2026) (REUTERS – Access all)

38. FACADE OF MALL WHERE ALBERTO GIL IS TRAPPED

39. RESCUE TEAMS AT ENTRANCE AT PARKING LOT OF MALL

40. SOUTH FLORIDA RESCUERS

CATIA LA MAR, LA GUAIRA STATE, VENEZUELA (RELEASED JULY 1, 2026) (EQUIPO “USAR” DE BOMBEROS DE CHILE – Access all) (CAPTIONS AND BLURRED AT SOURCE)