Customers looking for rare purchaser staples including drain, rice and flour broke into a market distribution center on Friday morning, driving organizations in the region to close their entryways, nearby daily paper Correo del Caroni reported.
State senator Francisco Rangel of the decision Communist Gathering said the plundering was politically propelled.
"A gathering of outfitted motorcyclists arrived and said they were going to plunder certain foundations," he told Venezuelan TV slot Globovision. "I'm certain it wasn't unconstrained but instead arranged with a political thought process."
Gustavo Patinez, 21, kicked the bucket of a shot injury to the midsection, Correo del Caroni reported, including that 60 individuals were confined.
Shops in the encompassing zone were either covered or secured by national monitor and police.
Low oil costs and an inexorably useless arrangement of money and value controls have prodded deficiencies of customers products and brought about tempers to flare in store lines the nation over.
President Nicolas Maduro accuses resistance pioneers and organizations, saying they are pursuing a "monetary war" against his administration by raising costs and storing merchandise. Pundits say the issues are because of a coming up short state-drove financial model.