A South Florida man is expressing relief and gratitude after his mother survived two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela. He considers her survival a remarkable outcome. The man, who owns a food truck, is now calling for urgent international assistance to help those affected by the earthquakes.
Further details about the situation and the man's experience are available from local news sources, including WPTV.
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