Venezuela Has Removed 28% of the Rubble Two Months After the Earthquakes, According to Rodriguez
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In a speech transmitted to the whole country two months after the devastating earthquakes, the president responsible for Delcy Rodríguez detailed the advances in the collection of rubble, the delivery of housing and the new management decisions that include the reduction of the exchange rate gap to 12.3% and the elimination of urban police chiefs.
The number of people killed by the devastating earthquakes of two months ago in Venezuela has reached 6,509, according to the official report published this month.
Rodríguez's government considers the removal of debris as a process that can take up to a year to complete.
Venezuela has removed 28% of the rubble in the areas affected by the earthquakes that occurred on June 24 in the north of the country, said on Monday the president in charge of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez.In a message to the nation on the occasion of the two months of the earthquakes, the president said that the work has been done "with absolute protection of nature."According to official figures, 600,790 tons of debris have been collected to dat…
Two months after the earthquakes of June 24, 28% of the rubble has been removed in the affected areas, said on Monday the president in charge of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, who assured that the work has been done "with absolute protection of nature." According to official figures, 600 thousand 790 tons of rubble have been collected to date. "With the Despeje Digno and Seguro plan, we are working with local teams, international technicians and sp…
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