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ZAKA sends search-and-rescue team to Venezuela after earthquake
ZAKA deployed an international response team to Venezuela on June 29 following a request from Venezuelan authorities. The team will conduct search-and-rescue operations, distribute supplies, and assess land damage after recent earthquakes.
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ZAKA sent an international response team to Venezuela on June 29 after Venezuelan authorities requested assistance following earthquakes that struck the country. The team will perform search-and-rescue work, distribute supplies, and evaluate land conditions in affected areas.
Deployment details ZAKA announced the deployment on its Facebook page on Wednesday. Emergency services had already been working at the site of a collapsed building in Caracas after the earthquakes hit on June 25. The response follows direct requests from Venezuelan authorities for aid in managing the aftermath of the seismic events.
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