Following recent earthquakes, Venezuelan authorities have yet to release official figures on the number of missing or unidentified deceased. The National Service of Medicine and Forensic Sciences (Senamecf) has announced that the Bello Monte morgue in Caracas will be open for families to provide DNA samples. This initiative aims to aid in the identification of earthquake victims. Authorities haven’t disclosed the total number of fatalities requiring identification. The move suggests a significant effort is underway to account for those lost in the disaster. Families are urged to come forward and assist with the process, despite the lack of comprehensive data currently available. Further updates are expected as the identification process progresses.