Key Points
- Venezuela's post-earthquake aid plan has begun
- The plan will last for 60 days
- The earthquake resulted in the deaths of 5,546 people
By the Numbers
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The Venezuelan government and the United Nations have launched a post-earthquake aid plan. The plan will last for 60 days and will include an assessment of the damage caused by the earthquake.
The earthquake resulted in the deaths of 5,546 people, injured 16,740 people, and left approximately 18,000 people homeless. Additionally, 856 buildings were damaged and 190 buildings collapsed.
The Venezuelan government believes that the post-earthquake aid plan will be successful.
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- When did the earthquake occur in Venezuela?
- On June 24th
- How many people died in the earthquake?
- 5,546 people
- What is the Venezuelan government doing after the earthquake?
- The government has launched a post-earthquake aid plan
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