A Venezuelan family continues their search for a missing relative months after a deadly earthquake struck the country. Antonella Molina and her nephew Pedro Molina, along with a group of friends, have been walking through rubble in Caracas, distributing flyers in hopes of finding their loved one. The search began shortly after the earthquake, which killed at least 150 people and left thousands homeless. Despite the passage of time, the family remains determined, believing their relative may still be alive. Local authorities have not confirmed the person’s fate, and the family has not received any official information. Their efforts highlight the ongoing impact of the disaster and the emotional toll on survivors. The search continues in the same neighborhood where the earthquake struck, with the family relying on community support and local resources.