In the absence of officials, Venezuelans are taking rescue into their own hands

Across Venezuela, volunteers are turning their skills into disaster relief. Motorcycle drivers are carrying supplies to hard-hit communities. Engineers are inspecting cracked buildings. Some people are using 3D printers to produce medical splints, welders are building bunk beds and circus performers are visiting shelters to entertain children. Five days after devastating earthquakes hit the country, The World's Tibisay Zea reports on the many ways Venezuelans are helping one another.