Venezuelan Ambassador to Colombia Revealed How Many Venezuelans Have Died From the Earthquake and the Missing
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Ambassador Maniglia stressed that, as long as there is no official confirmation of the deaths, they keep the hope of finding them alive. The post Earthquake in Colombia leaves two Venezuelans dead and seven missing appeared first on THE NATIONAL.
The Venezuelan ambassador to Colombia, Orlando Maniglia, reported that there are several Venezuelans missing, including four citizens: one in Pereira and three in Cali. “Juan Vivas, Eiza González and José Juan Vivas; they are two grandparents with their grandchildren,” he said in an interview with Unión Radio. The diplomat indicated that numbers were made available [...] The entry Active QR code after earthquake that left several national missin…
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The Venezuelan ambassador to Colombia, Orlando Maniglia, offered an updated balance sheet on the Venezuelan victims following the devastating earthquake of August 10, 7.4. “At the level of Venezuela we have two deceased people. Deisi Rodríguez Mejías and Darwin González. They were from Ureña, Táchira and were living in Pereira,” reported Maniglia in conversation with Shirley Radio. He also revealed how many Venezuelans would be missing confirmed…
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