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Delayed orders, confusion slowed Venezuelan military's response to quakes, sources say

The death toll from the earthquakes in Venezuela has surpassed 5,000 as concerns mount over delays in the military's emergency response.

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A series of earthquakes in Venezuela has resulted in more than 5,000 deaths. The impact is concentrated primarily in the area of La Guaira, where rescue operations are ongoing.

Coverage from USA Today, ABC7 Los Angeles, Al Jazeera, and ABC News emphasizes the rising casualty count and the release of emergency aid by the International Monetary Fund. Future reports will track the progress of search and recovery efforts in La Guaira.

Observers are also monitoring how the IMF emergency funding is being deployed in the affected regions.

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What is the current confirmed death toll?

The death toll has surpassed 5,000.

Which area is most affected?

The area of La Guaira is reported as having the highest impact.

What factors impacted the military's response?

Coverage indicates that delayed orders and internal confusion slowed the military response.

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