Key Points
- The number of people who lost their lives in the earthquakes in Venezuela has reached 4930.
- The official statement was made on social media by National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez.
- According to the toll, there are many injured and rescued individuals in the region.
- The latest toll was shared with the public on 16 July.
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4930 dead16 July
It has been announced that the number of people who lost their lives in the earthquakes that occurred in Venezuela has reached 4930. According to the official statement released on Thursday, 16 July, this figure was shared by National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez via his social media accounts.
A similar progression was also observed in the official tolls of previous days. According to the latest information conveyed by the authorities, there are also many injured and rescued individuals in the disaster area. The aforementioned data was reported by Runrun.es for the purpose of defending human rights.
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- What is the current death toll in the earthquakes in Venezuela?
- According to the official statement on 16 July, the number of people who lost their lives in the earthquakes has reached 4930.
- Who announced the official toll information?
- The toll information was shared by National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez through his social media accounts.
- How many people have been injured or rescued so far in the earthquakes?
- The news report does not specify the exact number of injured and rescued individuals, only stating that the number is high.
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