Venezuelan NGO Provea is urging the government to release a unified and updated registry of individuals missing following the recent earthquakes. The organization criticizes the lack of official updates on the number of disappeared since June 25th, when initial state reports indicated 157 people were unaccounted for. Since that initial report, national authorities have not provided any revised figures. Provea emphasizes the need for transparency and accurate information for families searching for loved ones. This lack of public data hinders search efforts and prolongs the anguish of those affected by the disaster. The group argues a centralized, constantly updated registry is crucial for effective response and accountability. This demand highlights concerns about the government’s handling of information related to the earthquake's consequences.