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WRAP: Venezuela's quake death toll rises to 2,595

VIDEO SHOWS: WRAP OF EDITS FROM JULY 1 AND 2 RELATING TO VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKES AND AFTERMATH

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

SHOWS: Drone footage captured the full scale of devastation left along Venezuela's La Guaira coastline in the wake of two powerful earthquakes that struck the country's northern coast just under a week ago. Aerial images showed on Wednesday (July 1) a landscape of near-total destruction — collapsed buildings and homes lining the seafront. Cranes could be seen working to clear the wreckage as rescue and recovery efforts continued across the battered coastal state.

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

1. DRONE SHOT OF COLLAPSED BUILDINGS ALONG WATERFRONT

2. VARIOUS DRONE SHOTS OF COLLAPSED BUILDINGS

In the heart of one of Venezuela's most devastated earthquake zones, a familiar golden arches sign now marks something far removed from its original purpose.

A McDonald's restaurant in Caraballeda, La Guaira — ground zero of the deadly twin quakes that struck Venezuela's northern coast — has been transformed into a makeshift field hospital, treating everyone from injured survivors to pets.

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CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA (JULY 2, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

3. EXTERIOR OF MCDONALD'S RESTAURANT THAT HAS BEEN USED AS A MEDICAL CARE CENTER FOR PEOPLE AND PETS IN THE WAKE OF QUAKE

4. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE AND DOCTORS INSIDE MCDONALD'S

5. MCDONALD'S LOGO AND FLUID BOTTLE

6. VETERINARIANS TREATING A DOG

7. VARIOUS OF VETERINARIANS TREATING A DOG

8. OWNER OF SIMBA DOG AND QUAKE SURVIVOR, NORBERTO LEON, PETTING HIS DOG

9. SIMBA DOG

10. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) OWNER OF SIMBA DOG AND QUAKE SURVIVOR, NORBERTO LEON, SAYING:

"They save lives; they’re trained to save lives. You’ve seen them out there saving lives. So how could we not save them (the pets)? We’re going to do everything we can for them. Wherever I have to take him, I’ll take him. He’s important; he’s part of the family. He and the other dog we have there—they’re part of the family."

11. LEON HOLDING SIMBA AND DOG LICKING THE DOCTOR'S FACE

12. SIMBA DOG

The Mexican Red Cross shared footage of their participation during the rescue of Venezuelan survivor trapped under a building for over a week in Venezuela.

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CATIA LA MAR, VENEZUELA (RELEASED JULY 2, 2026) (ORIGINALLY SHOT IN PORTRAIT) (MEXICAN RED CROSS - No resales / No archive / Must on-screen courtesy MEXICAN RED CROSS)

13. VARIOUS OF RESCUE TEAM MONITORING VENEZUELAN SURVIVOR UNDER RUBBLE USING A CAMERA ATTACHED TO A MONITOR

Search and rescue teams from El Salvador and Chile on Thursday (July 2) rescued a 44-year-old security guard trapped in the ruins of the mall where he worked in the Venezuelan state of La Guaira, more than a week after a duo of strong earthquakes devastated the country's northern coast.

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CATIA LA MAR, VENEZUELA (JULY 2, 2026) (EL SALVADOR PRESIDENCY HANDOUT - Must on-screen courtesy El Salvador Presidency Handout) (ORIGINALLY SHOT IN PORTRAIT)

14. VARIOUS OF RESCUERS CARRYING QUAKE SURVIVOR HERNAN ALBERTO GIL ON STRETCHER AND GETTING HIM INTO AN AMBULANCE

CATIA LA MAR, VENEZUELA (RELEASED JULY 2, 2026) (EL SALVADOR PRESIDENCY HANDOUT - Must on-screen courtesy El Salvador Presidency Handout) (ORIGINALLY SHOT IN PORTRAIT)

15. RESCUER REMOVING DEBRIS

16. AUDIO OF UNIDENTIFIED RESCUER SAYING:

"Where you are, can you see the light?"

GIL RESPONDING: "No"

RESCUER SAYING: "Are you ok?"

GIL RESPONDING: "Yes, I'm ok. The thing is... [UNINTELLIGIBLE] ...my back hurts."

RESCUER SAYING: "Are you hurt?"

GIL RESPONDING: "No, I'm not hurt, but stones make me uncomfortable."

RESCUER SAYING: "Are your hands hurt?"

GIL RESPONDING: "What?"

RESCUERS SAYING: "Are your hands hurt?"

GIL RESPONDING: "No, but they have scratches."

RESCUER SAYING: "Okay, we're going to give you some water so you'll have more energy."

17. RESCUER PROVIDING HERNAN WITH LIQUID

Heavy machinery worked on Thursday (July 2) to remove rubble in the hardest-hit area of Venezuela, as volunteers from Colombia arrived to bring aid to local residents.

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PLAYA GRANDE, VENEZUELA (JULY 2, 2026) (REUTERS – Access all)

18. VARIOUS OF EXCAVATOR REMOVING RUBBLE

19. GAS CYLINDER

20. VARIOUS OF EXCAVATOR REMOVING RUBBLE

21. VARIOUS OF VENDORS FROM MEDELLIN UNLOADING AID FROM PICKUP TRUCK

22. AID ON SIDEWALK

CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA (JULY 2, 2026) (REUTERS – Access all)

23. (MUTE) VARIOUS OF DRONE FOOTAGE OF COLLAPSED AND DAMAGED BUILDINGS

The Brazilian Navy has set up a field hospital to assist victims of the twin earthquakes in Venezuela, the head of the mission said on Thursday (July 2).

The hospital is located in Macuto, a city in the state of La Guaria -- Venezuela's hardest hit. The mission will employ 41 healthcare professionals.

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MACUTO, VENEZUELA (JULY 2, 2026) (REUTERS – Access all)

24. VARIOUS OF BRAZILIAN AND VENEZUELAN FLAGS WAVING OUTSIDE FIELD HOSPITAL

25. TENT ENTRANCE WITH RED CROSS ON TOP

26. VARIOUS OF STAFF INSIDE TENT

Venezuela's Interim President Delcy Rodriguez vehemently denied on Thursday (July 2) that her government reacted too slowly to destruction caused by two earthquakes which devastated the country's northern coast, killing more than 2,000 people, after days of widespread criticism of the official response effort.

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CARACAS, VENEZUELA (JULY 2, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

27. VENEZUELAN ACTING PRESIDENT, DELCY RODRIGUEZ, NEXT TO PRESIDENT OF VENEZUELAN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, JORGE RODRIGUEZ, AND INTERIOR MINISTER, DIOSDADO CABELLO, DURING PRESS CONFERENCE

28. DELCY RODRIGUEZ DURING PRESS CONFERENCE

29. PRESS CONFERENCE IN PROGRESS

30. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) VENEZUELAN ACTING PRESIDENT, DELCY RODRIGUEZ, SAYING:

"After the earthquake—I mean, the Venezuelan state as a whole sprang into action immediately. The first thing we did, just a few hours after it happened, was to issue a decree establishing a Joint Chiefs of Staff to address this emergency situation caused by a natural disaster, as provided for by the laws of the Republic. The civil protection system and the public emergency system were immediately deployed."

Rio's Christ the Redeemer lit up on Thursday (July 2) to pay tribute to the victims of the twin earthquakes that have killed 2,595 people in Venezuela. The Christ sanctuary projected an SOS message to pay homage to the victims and call for donations to aid the country.

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RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL (JULY 2, 2026) (REUTERS – Access all) (NIGHT SHOTS)

31. (MUTE) VARIOUS OF DRONE FOOTAGE OF CHRIST THE REDEEMER WITH PROJECTION SHOWING THE MESSAGE “SOS VENEZUELA” WITH VENEZUELAN FLAG