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As quake rescue effort winds down, Venezuelans are left alone to recover their dead
By Fernanda Pesce And Isabel Debre, Associated Press at KSAT 12 (ABC affiliate) — San Antonio
· July 6, 2026
· 6 min read
When the high-rise where Noel Márquez lived with his family crashed to the ground and burst into flames in Venezuela's twin earthquakes, Márquez, who happened to be at his girlfriend’s apartment, raced home and called out for his mother, grandparents and siblings. Only his 17-year-old brother, hi...
Key takeaway Only his 17-year-old brother, his legs pinned under columns that required heavy machinery to lift, responded.
Why this matters in Terrell Hills News
The devastating story of Venezuelans recovering their dead after the twin earthquakes resonates deeply in Terrell Hills , where community and family ties are paramount. As local residents reflect on the tragedy, they may consider the importance of disaster preparedness and response in their own community. Terrell Hills' emergency services and city government would do well to review their protocols for responding to catastrophic events, ensuring that residents receive timely and effective support in the aftermath of a disaster. Furthermore, the story highlights the need for accessible resources and equipment, such as heavy machinery, to aid in rescue and recovery efforts. By examining the gaps in Venezuela's response, Terrell Hills can identify opportunities to strengthen its own emergency response systems, ultimately better protecting its residents and providing a more compassionate response to those affected by tragedy. This reflection can inform local discussions on public safety and disaster preparedness.
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Category: safety ·
Published: July 6, 2026 ·
Source: KSAT 12 (ABC affiliate) — San Antonio ·
Reading time: 6 min
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What is this story about? When the high-rise where Noel Márquez lived with his family crashed to the ground and burst into flames in Venezuela's twin earthquakes, Márquez, who happened to be at his girlfriend’s apartment, raced home and called out for his mother, grandparents and siblings. Only his 17-year-old brother, hi...
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