Affected by local tension, supplies continue to be tight in the Venezuelan capital Caracas, and people face inconvenience in their daily lives. On the evening of the 3rd local time, the general station reporter went to a local 24-hour supermarket. While waiting in line for more than three hours, they recorded the current situation of local people purchasing goods during the special period. According to the reporter's personal experience, compared to usual, the street atmosphere in Caracas on the evening of the 3rd was tense, and the main road in the city center was unusually deserted. Hotel doors that used to be free to enter and exit are now locked at night, and you can only enter and exit after verifying your identity.

Affected by local tension, supplies continue to be tight in the Venezuelan capital Caracas, and people face inconvenience in their daily lives. On the evening of the 3rd local time, the general station reporter went to a local 24-hour supermarket. While waiting in line for more than three hours, they recorded the current situation of local people purchasing goods during the special period. According to the reporter's personal experience, compared to usual, the street atmosphere in Caracas on the evening of the 3rd was tense, and the main road in the city center was unusually deserted. Hotel doors that used to be free to enter and exit are now locked at night, and you can only enter and exit after verifying your identity.