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Miyamoto International Begins Debris Removal in La Guaira

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The start of these operations follows the contract signed last September 4 between the Government and Miyamoto International for the removal, in a first phase, of three million metric tons of debris generated by the earthquakes The post Miyamoto International begins the removal of debris in La Guaira appeared first on El Carabobeño.
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Miyamoto International, the prestigious U.S. firm specializing in structural engineering and risk management... The entry Miyamoto International begins the technical removal of debris in La Guaira was first published on TVES Smile With You.

The start of these operations follows the contract signed last September 4 between the Government and Miyamoto International for the removal, in a first phase, of three million metric tons of debris generated by the earthquakes The post Miyamoto International begins the removal of debris in La Guaira appeared first on El Carabobeño.

The company Miyamoto International, of the Japanese structural engineer Kit Miyamoto, began this Tuesday the work of removing debris in La Guaira, the entity most affected by the devastating double earthquake on June 24. Minister of Public Works Juan José Ramírez reported on his social networks about the beginning of the work [...] The entry Miyamoto International began with the removal of debris in areas of La Guaira almost 3 months after the e…

They work articulately with the Armed Forces, the Governorate and the Mayor’s Office to ensure the effectiveness of the plan, said Minister of Public Works Juan José Ramírez. The Miyamoto International entrance begins removing and collecting debris in La Guaira was first published in DiarioVea.

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DiarioVea broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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