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Colombian Rescue Team Departs for Venezuela Carrying Aid
A Colombian urban search-and-rescue team left for earthquake-affected Venezuela on June 26 aboard two military aircraft. The group included personnel from the army, navy, national police and civil defense along with more than 12 tons of supplies. @sentdefender reported the departure.
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A Colombian urban search-and-rescue team departed Colombia for Venezuela on the morning of June 26, @sentdefender reported. The team consisted of members from the Colombian Army, Navy, National Police and Civil Defense. It traveled on two Colombian Air Force C-130H Hercules aircraft that also carried more than 12 tons of humanitarian aid and other resources.
Venezuela has experienced earthquakes.
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