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South Korean Embassy and Groups Deliver Aid to Venezuela Quake Victims
The South Korean Embassy in Venezuela and the Korean Community Association distributed lunch boxes and supplies to displaced residents after last month's earthquakes. Korean associations in Colombia and Mexico provided additional funds and masks.
Jul 18, 9:07 PM·1m read1 source
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The South Korean Embassy in Venezuela and the Korean Community Association in Venezuela delivered lunch boxes containing Korean food, snacks for children and other relief supplies to approximately 600 displaced residents at a temporary shelter in the municipality of Libertador, Yonhap reported.
The embassy and association visited a police station in the city of Baruta and another temporary shelter on July 10 and July 14 to distribute additional lunch boxes. The Korean Association in Colombia sent US$2,000 and face masks to the Korean Association in Venezuela on Thursday.
The Korean Association in Mexico and a volunteer group contributed US$5,700 raised through local fundraising campaigns. No serious casualties or widespread damage occurred among the Korean community in Venezuela, though some residents' homes sustained severe damage in the earthquakes that struck last month. The embassy and association announced the relief actions on Saturday local time.
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