Relief and recovery efforts are underway in Maracay, Venezuela, after two powerful earthquakes struck the country on June 24. At a local distribution center, residents have been receiving food, medical care, emergency first aid and psychological support, while volunteers collected donations for affected families. Officials said the death toll had risen to 920, with 3,360 others injured, 172 people still trapped under rubble and more than 3,000 displaced. Workers were also seen clearing debris as residents assessed damage to homes and public infrastructure.