Venezuelans search for relatives among unrecognizable bodies: 'I can't be sure it's my niece'
Los venezolanos buscan a sus familiares entre cadáveres irreconocibles: “No puedo asegurar que sea mi sobrina”
Summary
Venezuelans are searching for missing relatives among unrecognizable bodies at Caracas's main morgue following the earthquake, where identification is done through photographs of hundreds of the dead. Families describe the anguish of not being able to confirm whether a body belongs to their loved one.
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