Locals, rescuers and sniffer dogs continue the desperate search for any survivors in the thick mud.
Hopes are fading that any more survivors will be found, four days on from a deadly landslide in the small Venezuelan town of Las Tejerías.
Torrential rainfall caused the river El Pato to burst its banks on Saturday, causing floodwaters to wash away trees, cars, houses and shops in the town, some 50km south-west of the capital, Caracas. Pictures show civilians side-by-side with soldiers, digging in the heat, desperately trying to find any survivors."We're digging in the house because in her last call, she said she was drowning in the kitchen," Ms Matos told news agencies.
Another local, Jackeline Guzman said: "As you can see, we lost everything - houses, people, children. We're in pain for so many losses. It was so hard to build this all and now we're left with nothing."
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