Archbishop Reports Worsening Crisis in Venezuela After Earthquakes
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More than 17,900 people lost their homes and more than 29,000 disappeared. The number of people killed by the double earthquake in Venezuela is 5,398.
Almost a month after the devastating double earthquake that struck Venezuela, the official – still provisional – death toll continues to rise, with the death toll now reaching 5,398. At the same time, thousands of injured and homeless people continue to face serious difficulties, while authorities are now focusing on humanitarian aid and reconstruction. The death toll from the double earthquake that shook Venezuela on June 24 now stands at 5,398…
The authorities do not disclose numbers concerning missing persons, but the "Missed Terremoto Venezuela" initiative, a website where cases of people whose whereabouts are unknown are reported, records more than 29,000 people with whom it has not yet been possible to establish contact.
Many people are still missing in Venezuela, while thousands of them are without a place to live.
IOM Director: There Is an Urgent Need to Prevent a New Wave of Venezuelan Migration From Earthquakes
The head of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), Amy Pope, said during her visit to Costa Rica that the union of forces between governments, international organizations and the private sector is indispensable to consolidate safe and dignified human mobility in the Americas, thus weakening criminal networks that profit from the vulnerability of migrants. Create regular ways to curb mafias During an interview with the EFE agency, Po…
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