Venezuela healthcare system strained after twin earthquakes

Twin earthquakes struck Venezuela one week ago, killing more than 2,000 people and injuring at least 11,000 others. The country's healthcare system now faces severe strain. Medical facilities report shortages of supplies and overwhelmed capacity. Healthcare workers continue treating patients despite the limitations.

Current conditions Hospitals and clinics are operating under increased pressure from the volume of earthquake-related injuries. Staff are managing patient care with reduced resources. The response includes efforts to maintain essential medical services while addressing the surge in demand for treatment.