Neighbours aid rescue effort as Venezuela quake death toll hits 235
Summary
Two strong earthquakes hit Venezuela, causing major damage and killing at least 235 people. Many are injured or trapped under rubble, and countries across the Americas, along with the United Nations, are sending rescue teams and aid to help survivors.Key Facts
- Two earthquakes measured 7.2 and 7.5 hit Venezuela on Wednesday.
- At least 235 people have died and 4,300 are injured.
- Many people are still trapped under collapsed buildings, especially in La Guaira state.
- La Guaira’s main airport is closed due to damage.
- About 70,000 families have been affected by the quakes.
- Volunteers and neighbors are helping with rescue efforts amid overwhelmed official teams.
- Countries including the US, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, El Salvador, and Canada are sending rescue workers and aid.
- The United States plans to send warships, planes, helicopters, and $150 million in aid to support the response.
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