Venezuela's La Guaira port, a major commercial hub, has been transformed into a makeshift morgue in the wake of twin devastating earthquakes that struck the country over the weekend. <h2>Death Toll Rises Amid Desperate Search for Survivors</h2>The twin quakes, which hit Venezuela on Sunday evening, have left a trail of destruction and claimed the lives of at least 200 people, with the death toll expected to rise as rescuers search for survivors amidst the rubble. <h2>Forensic Teams Work through the Night</h2>Forensic teams worked throughout the night, processing victims and providing what little comfort they could to grieving families in what has become a scene of unimaginable tragedy. The makeshift morgue, set up at La Guaira port, serves as a grim reminder of the scale of the disaster.<h2>Families Seek Answers as Rescue Efforts Continue</h2>Tens of thousands of people are now without access to basic necessities, with families seeking answers and aid in the wake of the disaster. Overnight, rescue teams continued to dig through the rubble, searching for anyone still trapped beneath the debris. <h2>Government Response Criticized as Slow</h2>The government's response to the disaster has been criticized as slow, with many feeling that aid has been delayed. However, officials have vowed to do everything in their power to support those affected. <h2>'We Stand with Venezuela in This Difficult Time'</h2>The international community has rallied around Venezuela, with leaders from around the world expressing their condolences and offering support. 'We stand with Venezuela in this difficult time,' said a spokesperson for the European Union. The devastating earthquakes have left a nation in shock, with the true extent of the damage and casualties only just beginning to come to light. As the search and rescue efforts continue, the world watches with bated breath as the situation unfolds.