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Earthquake Hits Venezuela, Prompts International Aid Response
A major earthquake struck Venezuela, causing widespread damage and prompting an international humanitarian response. Officials and relief organizations are assessing the scale of destruction and coordinating assistance.
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A powerful earthquake struck Venezuela, damaging infrastructure and displacing residents across affected regions. Rescue teams and medical personnel began operations immediately after the event.
The International Federation of Red
Paolo Cravero, Senior Officer for Communications and Media Relations at the IFRC, stated that an earthquake of this magnitude would have put in difficulty any country on this planet. Relief workers focused on providing emergency shelter, medical care, and clean water to impacted communities. Local authorities requested additional international support to manage the scale of destruction.
Initial reports indicate significant structural damage to homes, roads, and public buildings. Officials continue to survey remote areas where communication remains limited. The IFRC emphasized that the disaster response involves both immediate rescue efforts and longer-term recovery planning. Aid organizations are tracking needs for food, medicine, and temporary housing as assessments continue.
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