The United Kingdom on Friday deployed a specialist search and rescue team of 68 people and announced an initial £2 million (about $2.7 million) in humanitarian funding to support the response to the earthquakes that devastated north-central Venezuela, where the latest official toll exceeds 580 dead and 2,900 injured.

International search and rescue teams from at least 17 countries are being scrambled to Venezuela to help look for survivors of the devastating twin earthquakes, the United…

Search and rescue efforts took place across Venezuela as humanitarian aid began to arrive following powerful twin earthquakes that killed at least 920 people, injured thousands…

Britain also made £2 million of humanitarian funding available to help respond to the disaster

The UK, along with the US, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Colombia, are sending emergency teams and specialised sniffer dogs to aid rescue efforts

The United Kingdom on Friday deployed a specialist search and rescue team of 68 people and announced an initial £2 million (about $2.7 million) in humanitarian funding to support…

Foreign rescuers arrived on 17 flights to Venezuela with 25 additional flights expected in the next day to aid the search and recovery of over 54,000 missing people after the…

Venezuelan officials estimated at least 920 people were killed and over 3,300 were injured from a pair of powerful earthquakes that shook Caracas.

The European Union has begun sending aid to Venezuela through its Civil Protection Mechanism in response to Wednesday's earthquakes of 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude, which have left more…

Some 2,200 rescue workers from 27 countries have been deployed to Venezuela to locate people trapped under the rubble following the twin earthquakes on Wednesday, in a deployment…

UK-based charity Serve On has been attempting to travel to Caracas since last week after the city was devastated by back-to-back high magnitude earthquakes on Wednesday evening.