Hundreds of Venezuelans left homeless by two powerful earthquakes last week are now sheltering in a baseball stadium in Catia la Mar, a town on the nation's northern coast. Survivors, many of whom have lost their homes, are sleeping outdoors or in tents within the stadium grounds.
The makeshift shelter has become a focal point for aid, with survivors dependent on donated food and clothing. They express hope that authorities will provide temporary accommodation as the country begins the process of rebuilding.
The earthquakes struck last Wednesday, leaving a significant number of people without housing. The BBC reported visiting the stadium, observing the conditions faced by those displaced by the seismic activity.