Over a week after a devastating double earthquake struck Venezuela, leaving over 2,500 confirmed dead and tens of thousands missing, public anger is escalating. Residents are increasingly blaming the government for a slow and disorganized disaster response. The delayed arrival of aid and perceived mismanagement of the crisis are fueling growing tension throughout the nation. Authorities report the death toll continues to rise as search efforts persist. Frustration centers around a lack of resources and coordination in reaching affected areas. The situation remains volatile as communities grapple with loss and await sufficient assistance. The government has not yet publicly addressed the mounting criticism.