The death toll from the June 24 earthquakes in Venezuela has increased to 5,069. Authorities said over 21,000 people remain in temporary camps, while aftershocks continue. The country has also received humanitarian assistance from 28 nations for relief and rehabilitation.
The death toll from Venezuela's June 24 earthquakes has climbed to 3,685, with 16,740 injured and nearly 18,000 left homeless. More than 29,000 rescuers continue search operations as India provides humanitarian assistance through Operation Amistad.
The death toll from Venezuela's twin earthquakes has climbed to 2,954, with 16,592 people injured and thousands displaced. Rescue teams continue searching for survivors as aftershocks persist, while the government has declared seven days of national mourning.
Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodriguez declared seven days of national mourning after earthquakes killed 2,595 people, injured more than 12,000 and destroyed 189 buildings. Authorities continue relief operations as hundreds of aftershocks have rattled the country.
The death toll from Venezuela's June 24 earthquakes has risen to 2,295, with more than 11,000 people injured. Authorities said over 6,400 people have been rescued, 25 temporary camps are operational, and seven days of national mourning have been declared.
The death toll from Venezuela's devastating earthquakes has climbed to 1,430, with more than 3,200 injured. As rescue teams continue intensive operations, a fresh magnitude-4.1 earthquake struck the country's central region, raising fears of further damage and complicating ongoing relief efforts.
The death toll from two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 589, with nearly 3,000 people injured. Authorities have intensified search-and-rescue operations in the worst-hit La Guaira state as international rescue teams arrive to support relief efforts
At least 188 people were killed, over 1,500 injured and more than 200 trapped after twin earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 struck Venezuela. Rescue operations intensified in the worst-hit coastal regions as authorities declared a state of emergency and international aid began arriving
