Venezuela Seeks to Repair Nearly 4,000 Homes Damaged in La Guaira by Earthquakes
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El Universo
The government of Venezuela is working to repair almost 4,000 homes in La Guaira (north), the state most affected by earthquakes of 7.2 magnitude and 7.5 on June 24, the regional governor, Alejandro Terán, reported on Tuesday.
It surpasses the 336 homes granted to those affected after the earthquake doubled. The president in charge of Venezuela reaffirmed the goal of awarding 4,000 housing units before the end of the year.
The Government of Venezuela began work on the recovery of nearly 4,000 homes in La Guaira, the Venezuelan state most affected by the double earthquake that rocked the country on June 24.
The World Bank estimated that the physical damage caused by the double earthquake in Venezuela amounts to about $19.6 billion.
infobae According to the Venezuelan state television channel (VTV), 58 of the total of the homes delivered, correspond to apartments of four rooms and 29 to units of two rooms, destined for families who lost their homes as a result of the disaster The president in charge of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, delivered this Monday 87 new homes to families affected by the double earthquake of June 24, which left thousands of victims, with special impact …
Managers, seniors and families with young children will be prioritized, the region will receive 500 temporary homes to care for affected families.
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