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OCHA Reports that Affected by Earthquakes Are Moving to Other States

Summary by Diario La Verdad
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported this Sunday that people affected by the 24 June earthquakes have begun to move from La Guaira state to other regions of the country that did not suffer significant damage. Veronique Durroux, OCHA spokesman for Latin America and the Caribbean, explained to EFE that the agency has identified population movements to Táchira, Zulia and Delta Amacuro states, where humanitarian…
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The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported this Sunday that people affected by the 24 June earthquakes have begun to move from La Guaira state to other regions of the country that did not suffer significant damage. Veronique Durroux, OCHA spokesman for Latin America and the Caribbean, explained to EFE that the agency has identified population movements to Táchira, Zulia and Delta Amacuro states, where humanitarian…

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On the 11th after the earthquakes, the spokesman of OCHA said the search and rescue operations are decreasing and other needs are posed, which it recognizes are many and in several areas. The post Affected by the earthquakes in La Guaira are moving to other states, according to UN monitoring appeared first on THE NATIONAL.

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EL NACIONAL broke the news on Sunday, July 5, 2026.
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