ベネズエラ地震 生存者の救出も発災から72時間 死者1400人超え3000世帯以上が住居失う(2026年6月28日)

The death toll from the devastating earthquake in Venezuela has exceeded 1,400. More than 72 hours have passed since the earthquake struck on the 24th, and rescue teams from various countries and local residents are rushing to carry out rescue operations. Spanish rescue teams are pulling out a leg protruding from a gap in a collapsed building near the capital, Caracas. The man is fully conscious. Covered in dust, he beams with a huge smile, celebrating with the rescue team. In La Guaira province, considered the hardest hit area, Colombian rescue teams have rescued an 11-year-old boy. Meanwhile, with 72 hours having passed—the time after which the survival rate drops sharply—local residents report unearthing many bodies. National Congress Speaker Rodriguez announced that the death toll from the earthquake has reached at least 1,430, with 3,238 injured. 3,142 households have lost their homes. [TV Asahi NEWS] https://news.tv-asahi.co.jp