The United States Geological Survey (USGS) estimates between 10,000 and 100,000 fatalities resulting from Wednesday’s earthquakes in Venezuela. These estimations are based on computational modeling and analysis of the seismic events. The USGS has not provided specific details regarding the areas most affected or the methodology used in its calculations. Venezuelan authorities have yet to release official casualty figures, hindering a comprehensive assessment of the disaster’s impact. The wide range in the estimated death toll reflects the uncertainty surrounding the extent of damage and access to affected regions. International aid organizations are preparing to offer assistance, pending requests from the Venezuelan government. Further assessments are needed to refine the casualty estimates and determine the full scope of the humanitarian crisis.