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Aid Worker Says Venezuelan Health System Strained After Twin Earthquakes
An aid worker stated that thousands of people need medical attention following last week's twin earthquakes in Venezuela. The country's healthcare system was already under pressure before the disaster occurred.
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An aid worker reported that thousands of people require medical attention after twin earthquakes struck Venezuela last week. The country's healthcare system was already struggling before the disaster, according to the account given on Meet the Press NOW.
She said the earthquakes added new pressure to existing problems in the country's medical facilities. The interview focused on the immediate humanitarian needs created by the earthquakes. No specific casualty figures or damage assessments were provided in the segment.
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