They are actively searching for Cubans in Venezuela: These are the ones reported as missing

The search efforts for Cuban citizens in Venezuela remain active this Saturday, three days after the devastating double earthquake that struck the country on Wednesday, June 24.

According to the monitoring carried out by elToque based on social media and civic platforms, more than 30 Cubans are reported as missing, most of whom are concentrated in the state of La Guaira.

The areas of Caraballeda, Catia La Mar, and Los Corales —where dozens of buildings collapsed— account for the majority of the cases.

The citizen platform Encuéntralos has recorded a total of 77,913 unlocated individuals across the country following the earthquakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5.

Among the most distressing cases are Vanessa Martínez and Dayan Martínez, two Cuban children from Mayabeque who lived with their father—a Cuban doctor who decided to stay in Venezuela after completing a mission—at the Coral Beach building in Los Corales. Their mother resides in Cuba.

A family of at least six members is also missing: Alain Rodríguez Rojas, Teresa Rojas Rodríguez, Raudel Diosdado Rodríguez, Dylan Sander Rodríguez Yánez, Gladys María Padrón, and Yadina de la Caridad Yánez Linares, who were in the Oasis Beach and Resjurel buildings in La Guaira. A poster circulated on social media describes this group as "a family living in La Guaira in the Oasis and Resjurel buildings."

The Cuban artist El Funky requested help on social media to locate Silvio René Garzón Molina, last seen in the Los Corales area, Caraballeda.

Below are other Cubans reported as missing:

• Ady Zaldívar, 64 years old, last known location at Residencias Hoyo 2, Caraballeda.
• Olivia Hernández Pérez, 28 years old, a psychology graduate from Havana, last seen in Coral Park, Caraballeda.
• Michel Luis Curbelo Moreira, 34 years old, physiotherapist, missing in La Guaira.
• Arístides Peralta Pérez, 58 years old, boxing coach, missing in La Guaira.
• Yadina de la Caridad Yánez Linares, 36 years old, cycling instructor, last located at Hotel Chipis Beach, Catia La Mar.
• Yosdany Quintana, 26 years old, tattoo artist, last seen in the Caraballeda building.
• Reinaldo Raspal Interián, 62 years old, last known location in Catia La Mar.
• José Antonio González Pérez, 38 years old, last known location in Caraballeda.
• Uber García Ramos, 64 years old, unaccounted for.
• Lupercio Pérez, 55 years old, last seen in Costa Caribe, La Guaira.
• Mayte Hernández, 45 years old, last known location in Caraballeda.
• Dioadsy Mora, 50 years old, last seen in the Historical Center of La Guaira, alongside her daughter and granddaughter.
• Aidimir Arriechi, 41 years old, mother of two young children, last seen in Naiguatá.
• Nancy Coromoto, 54 years old.
• Elanny Malka, 24 years old.
• Eucarys Rodríguez.
• Kiriaki Navarro and her child, Fabio Ignacio.

Meanwhile, some people have already been located. The platform venezuelatebusca.com reports the following as found: José Raúl Cubarrubia (56 years old) and Gabriela Andreina Cubarrubia (32 years old), both in Caraballeda; Alejandro Fernández (42 years old) in Catia La Mar; Andreina Cuba (30 years old); and Luis Enrique Rojas Lacruz (57 years old), found in the upper part of Los Corales.

The official death toll from the earthquakes stands at 920 fatalities and over 3,360 injured, while the UN estimates up to 50,000 missing across the country. This Saturday, a 4.9 magnitude aftershock shook Venezuela again, further complicating the rescue efforts involving 25 teams from 17 countries. The Venezuelan government has activated the number 0800-RESCATE to report missing persons.