Countless Deaths Lie Under Rubble in La Guaira Two Months After the Double Earthquake
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In La Guaira people are scared. Each seismic replica is a déjà vu that ignites panic. The environment in the most devastated areas is quiet. So far there are three controlled demolitions. There are still people trying to recover the body of their relatives from among the rubble. Others ask and show signs of their relatives, hoping to find them alive, because, they say, they would be disoriented after what happened. Simultaneously, the commercial…
Two months later, and there are still no exact figures of how many Venezuelan brothers lost their lives that 24 June. To this day, there are relatives removing debris to recover the remains of their relatives. There are only tears and whispers of fathers, mothers and children; hundreds of people crying to their loved ones, challenging [...] La entrada A two months of pain and memory in La Guaira was first published in Foco Informativa.
With 6,438 deaths according to the central government, more than 1,000 disappeared according to the regional government and about 800 buildings totally or partially collapsed, La Guaira and Caracas try to move on
The catastrophe continues when two months of the double earthquake that struck the north of the country last June 24. Official information shudders: more than 6,400 dead and 86,000 people still cared for in hospitals. The Venezuelan population mourns their loved ones and implores for the recovery of the remains of the disappeared. The interim government does not provide official data on the number of people not located in La Guaira after earthqu…
Almost two months after the double earthquake that struck Venezuela on June 24, Caraballeda, in La Guaira, continues to show serious damage to its infrastructure and the aftermath of the disaster. A video report by photojournalist Rayner Peña documented the current state of the town, considered one of the areas most affected by the telluric movements. The images show residential and commercial buildings with partial collapses and severe structur…
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