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Death Toll Rises to 3,342 After Dual Earthquakes Devastate Northern Venezuela
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First reported by Ynet · 7 hours ago
What happened
Twin earthquakes in northern Venezuela on June 24 have killed 3,342 people and injured over 16,700, leaving more than 17,000 homeless. Rescue efforts continue amid a worsening humanitarian crisis and unstable infrastructure.
- 01Death toll from June 24 earthquakes in Venezuela rises to 3,342.
- 0216,740 injured and 17,345 people left homeless due to building collapses.
- 03Approximately 58,870 buildings destroyed or severely damaged, mainly in northern coastal areas.
- 04Interim President Delcy Rodríguez calls it Venezuela's cruelest natural disaster.
- 05Over 12,800 people officially displaced, many living in temporary camps or streets.
- 06UN warns death toll will likely increase as rescue efforts continue.
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