According to a balance sheet released by the interval government, the death toll from the tremors of June 24 in Venezuela has increased to 6,301 persons, and relatives are still searching for missing persons among the rubble of collapsed buildings.

The government has not yet released a release stating the number of people who have been missing following the 7. 8 and 7. 8 disasters that left 190 buildings crashing, mainly in La Guaira, a coastal state about 40 kilometers from Caracas.

After a 7. 4 magnitude quake with its core in Colombia was felt this Monday in several areas, leaving at least 111 dead and dozens of damaged, many Venezuelans relived views of the earthquakes that shook the Atlantic nation.

The death toll for the Cuban government was 6, 125, according to a previous report released on August 3. There were about 1,400 people missing a little over a week ago, according to comments made by the governor of the state of La Guaira, José Alejandro Terán, in the local press.

Authorities have classified another 9, 567 as "high risk" in addition to the fully fell structures. There are 12 "restricted houses" and 411.

For this reason, many of the people who occupied them are cared for in momentary tents or moved in with friends or family.

Nearly 24, 000 victims now reside in tents in Caracas and the state of La Guaira, a well-known seaside resort whose lifestyle revolved around hospitality, which was essentially nonexistent after the earthquakes.

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