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Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Exceeds 1,700 Amid Growing Public Criticism of Government Response
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The U.S. military accelerated its efforts to reopen a major Venezuelan port to streamline humanitarian aid after twin earthquakes caused over 1,700 deaths and left tens of thousands missing.
We have a whole-of-government response. It'll be big; it'll be fast; and it'll be effective.
I am ready and close to Venezuela and will do whatever it takes for us to meet there.
There was definitely a period last year when they had lost the capability to deploy a search and rescue team in the DOGE destruction of USAID. It was very visible and very embarrassing.
This clearly reflects some lessons that [the administration] learned after the failure to deploy a search and rescue team to Myanmar.
They're totally collapsed. We saw people laying in the ground with no beds, being assessed by health staff. We saw like 200 people in one tiny healthcare facility seeking help.
They need to give people that have know-how access to information and resources.
It's criminal that the government is not taking up offers from engineers and universities more quickly.
The history of Chavez's public housing is one of corruption and low-quality constructions built without supervision, inspection or adherence to specific codes in many cases.
We have all the knowledge, science and engineering that we need to build in a seismic zone without having a catastrophic disaster following an earthquake.
Not a single building should have collapsed in those earthquakes.
We have been waiting many days. We already know those bodies have been there for several days since Wednesday, but at least let us take our loved ones home.
sources
- 1.SBS News
- 2.Euronews
- 3.Sweden Herald
- 4.The New York Times
- 5.The Straits Times
- 6.Hindustan Times
- 7.Arab News
- 8.CNN
- 9.DW News
- 10.CGTN
- 11.The Irish Times
- 12.CNA News
perspectives
countries
- 1.Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
- 2.United States
- 3.China
- 4.Myanmar
- 5.Switzerland
- 6.Colombia
- 7.Argentina
- 8.Australia
- 9.Brazil
- 10.Chile
- 11.Spain
- 12.Haiti
organizations
- 1.United Nations
- 2.National Park Ranger
- 3.US Agency for International Development
- 4.Save the Children
- 5.US Geological Service
- 6.US Marine Corp
- 7.US State Department
- 8.Caracas Fútbol Club
- 9.Catholic Relief Services
- 10.Chinese Embassy
- 11.Club Sport Marítimo
- 12.Club Sport San Augustín
persons
- 1.Delcy Rodriguez
- 2.Nicolás Maduro
- 3.Jorge Rodriguez
- 4.Donald Trump
- 5.Amanda Donizete
- 6.Fatima Andraca
- 7.Gianluca Rampolla
- 8.Héctor Bello
- 9.Hugo Chavez
- 10.Lucas Trejo
- 11.Luis Armando Dasilva
- 12.Marco Rubio