‘A nightmare’: Strugging with the aftermath of Venezuela’s earthquakes
Summary
Two strong earthquakes hit Venezuela on June 24, killing at least 2,645 people and causing widespread destruction. Rescue teams and volunteers are searching through rubble to find survivors, while many displaced people live in temporary shelters.Key Facts
- Two earthquakes with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5 struck Venezuela less than a minute apart.
- At least 2,645 people have died, and about 38,500 are still missing.
- The government has ordered 10,000 bags to store bodies, according to the United Nations.
- Rescue efforts involve international teams and local volunteers using basic tools.
- The city of La Guaira suffered heavy damage, with many apartment buildings destroyed.
- Many survivors are living in makeshift tent camps in public parks.
- Some residents criticize the government for poor housing quality and lack of safety measures.
- Venezuela’s interim President Delcy Rodriguez says the government’s response was as fast as possible.
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