In the Venezuelan state of La Guaira, which was the most affected by the earthquake, rescuers continue to search for survivors in the rubble, calling their names, hoping to get a response, the correspondent of "RIA Novosti" reports. At the site of the collapse of the house in Coral Beach, Los Corrales district, the correspondent of "RIA Novosti" noticed how the rescuers tried to reach the people in the rubble of the collapsed buildings, urging them to make any sound that could help them find them.
Earlier, the speaker of Venezuela's National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez, urged residents not to travel to the disaster zone, explaining that access is limited because searching for people under the rubble requires silence so that rescuers can hear possible signals. Journalists must also be pre-accredited to access crash sites.
