Venezuela Quake Death Toll Surpasses 6,500
- Venezuela's interim government reported 6,509 deaths from the twin earthquakes on June 24 in La Guaira.
- The earthquakes measured 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude and caused at least 190 buildings to collapse in La Guaira.
- Thousands of people remain homeless and live in makeshift camps as recovery efforts continue.
- Authorities have provided 335 homes to victims and pledged to supply 4,000 homes by the end of the year.
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Official balance sheet in Venezuela: 6,509 deaths and 6,462 rescued after earthquakes; 226,696 attended, 11,011 households at high risk and 28% of debris removed according to authorities
Earthquakes in Venezuela: New Official Record of 6,509 Deaths Two Months After the Double Earthquake
The double earthquake that struck Venezuela resulted in 6,509 deaths, according to a new assessment communicated by the interim government on Monday, while rescuers and relatives are still looking for bodies in the rubble two months after the tragedy. ...
Two months after the double earthquake on the Venezuelan coast, the interim government has increased the human balance as research continues in the rubble.
Two months after the earthquakes in Venezuela, the number of deaths is increasing. Members of buried people who had previously been deported by the US demand an apology.
The latest official toll from the double earthquake that hit Venezuela has risen to 6,509, as residents continue to search for their loved ones in the rubble. The post Venezuela: Death toll at 6,509, according to latest toll – Still searching for bodies in the rubble appeared first on in.gr.
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