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Venezuela Struggles to Cope After Devastating Earthquakes Kill Over 3,300
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First reported by Ynet · 7 hours ago
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Eleven days after twin earthquakes devastated Venezuela on June 24, the death toll has reached 3,342 with thousands injured and homeless. Rescue efforts continue amid nearly 1,000 aftershocks, while hospitals and infrastructure are overwhelmed. The government faces criticism over its response, even as international aid and hope for survivors persist.
- 01Twin earthquakes in Venezuela on June 24 killed 3,342 and injured over 16,700 people.
- 02About 58,000 buildings were destroyed, leaving 17,300+ homeless, mainly in La Guaira.
- 03Nearly 1,000 aftershocks hinder rescue efforts by 4,000+ emergency workers.
- 04Hospitals are overwhelmed; refrigerated containers are used to store bodies.
- 05Government faces public anger over slow response; interim president defends actions.
- 06UN and Pope Leo XIV have extended aid and called for support amid the crisis.
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