Colombia has sent a 63-person rescue team to Venezuela following recent earthquakes. The team includes four specialized search dogs trained to locate individuals trapped in rubble. Accompanying the personnel are 12 tons of essential equipment designed for urban search and rescue operations in collapsed structures. This aid is intended to support Venezuela’s response efforts and assist in locating and rescuing potential survivors. The deployment signifies a collaborative effort between the two nations in the face of a natural disaster. Details were initially reported by La Silla Vacía. The rescue team’s arrival marks a swift response to the crisis and a commitment to regional solidarity.