Venezuela Quake Death Toll Surpasses 6,500
- Venezuela's interim government reported 6,509 deaths from the twin earthquakes on June 24 in La Guaira.
- The earthquakes measured 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude and caused at least 190 buildings to collapse in La Guaira.
- Thousands of people remain homeless and live in makeshift camps as recovery efforts continue.
- Authorities have provided 335 homes to victims and pledged to supply 4,000 homes by the end of the year.
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Two months after the serious earthquakes of June 24, President Delcy Rodríguez addressed the country to present a comprehensive assessment of the reconstruction and to outline the road map in economic, institutional and geopolitical matters. During her speech, the first president emphasized the rapid transition from the initial attention of the emergency to a stage of rehabilitation of the people's living conditions, articulating the response to…
The Chavista government still does not offer figures of missing persons, who until last August 4 were 1,579 people alone in La Guaira
Two earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 shook Venezuela in June 2026. Experts estimate the number of missing persons to up to 10,000 people
The interim government of Venezuela counts 6,509 dead in the double earthquake that occurred two months ago in the country, according to a report released on Monday. The number represents 71 more victims in relation to the previous record. Context: Brothers spend almost a month digging debris to rescue their own family in Venezuela Understand: Why the earthquake in Colombia was so destructive despite having occurred at 110 km depth Want to read …
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