One hundred days after the devastating earthquakes, Venezuela paid tribute to the more than 6,500 fatalities with candles and prayers.

On October 2, 2024, residents of La Guaira, Venezuela, held a vigil to commemorate the 100-day anniversary of the dual earthquakes that struck the coastal state on June 24. Participants gathered to offer prayers and light candles in memory of the more than 6,500 individuals who lost their lives in the disaster.

The event served as a public act of remembrance for the victims and the thousands of people who remain displaced or missing following the seismic activity. The gathering highlighted the ongoing impact of the tragedy on the local community as they marked the milestone since the initial event.