William Lambers Column: Prevent Hunger Crisis in Venezuela After Earthquakes
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Continue to distribute essential items and protect people and public health is a medium-term priority
Terre Haute Tribune-Star
William Lambers column: Prevent hunger crisis in Venezuela after earthquakes
It's urgent we prevent a hunger crisis in the aftermath of Venezuela's devastating earthquakes.
The authorities avoid talking about missing persons, but according to the UN that figure could reach as many as 50,000 people, in what is considered one of the worst earthquakes in Latin America.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM), under the UN, launched an international appeal to raise 98 million. IOM’s entry calls for $98 million to assist earthquake victims in Venezuela #21Jul was first published in El Impulso.
The UN International Organization for Migration (IOM) needs $98 million to assist 850,000 people in Venezuela after the earthquakes of last month, which according to the latest official figures caused more than 5,200 deaths.With these funds, the United Nations agency would finance housing, water and sanitation services, support [...] The IOM entry asks $98 million to support its response in Venezuela after the earthquakes was first published in …
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