52 days after the seismic event that has left more than 6,000 people dead, thousands injured, and the collapse of much of the infrastructure in Vargas state, families who remain refugees in the golf courses of Caraballeda face complex conditions of habitability. Although medical care remains constant and there are basic services such as showers and improvised toilets, people left homeless report a reduction in the flow of food, deficiencies in n…
52 days after the seismic event that has left more than 6,000 people dead, thousands injured, and the collapse of much of the infrastructure in Vargas state, families who remain refugees in the golf courses of Caraballeda face complex conditions of habitability. Although medical care remains constant and there are basic services such as showers and improvised toilets, people left homeless report a reduction in the flow of food, deficiencies in n…