Venezuelans displaced by earthquakes shelter in Caracas tent encampments

Twin earthquakes have left many Venezuelans without homes to return to. Displaced residents are staying in crowded tent encampments in Caracas. Cbs News reported from one such encampment that buildings and families were torn apart by the quakes. The network said many people have no permanent shelter available.

Shelter conditions The encampment provides temporary housing for those affected.

Residents face crowded conditions while they wait for longer-term options. Cbs News noted that the earthquakes caused widespread damage across affected areas. Officials have not announced a timeline for rebuilding or relocation programs.