Anguished families left to identify Venezuela – Nearly two weeks after a catastrophic earthquake struck Venezuela, the port city of La Guaira has transformed into a center of mourning. A once-bustling cargo facility now serves as a makeshift morgue, where families endure long waits to confirm the fate of their loved ones. The air is heavy with the smell of decay, and the relentless sun casts a harsh light on rows of bodies wrapped in plastic bags. This bleak scene reflects the immense scale of the disaster, which has claimed over 2,600 lives and left authorities overwhelmed in their efforts to manage the aftermath.

Residents, many of whom have spent days searching hospitals, shelters, and collapsed buildings, now face the daunting task of identifying the dead. The process is both methodical and emotional, as families gather in groups, some clutching photos, others holding onto fragments of personal items. The challenge…