In Venezuela, a 'completely ineffective' government worsens earthquake disaster, experts say
Summary
Venezuela experienced two earthquakes on June 24, adding to ongoing problems in the country. Before the earthquakes, Venezuela already faced severe shortages in hospitals, frequent power cuts, and millions of people needing help due to a long humanitarian crisis.Key Facts
- Venezuela was hit by two earthquakes on June 24.
- Hospitals in Venezuela lack medicines and equipment.
- The country experiences daily power outages.
- At least 8 million people in Venezuela need humanitarian aid.
- Venezuela has faced a complex humanitarian emergency for several years.
- Problems include weakening democracy, corruption, high inflation, and economic sanctions.
- Nearly 8 million Venezuelans have left the country in the last ten years.
- This mass movement of people is one of the largest displacement crises worldwide according to the United Nations.
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