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Venezuela's interim president defends government's earthquake response
The interim president addressed criticism of the government's handling of recent deadly earthquakes. Officials have faced questions about the speed and scope of relief efforts.
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Venezuela's interim president defended the government's response to recent deadly earthquakes, according to Npr reporting. The defense comes amid mounting criticism of how authorities have managed relief and recovery operations.
Public and media scrutiny has focused on the pace of aid distribution and the adequacy of emergency measures. The interim president stated that the government is addressing the situation and coordinating necessary actions.
Further details on damage assessments and ongoing relief efforts are expected in the coming days.
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