Key Points
- 6,509 people died
- 600,790 tons of debris were removed in La Guaira state
- 11,001 homes are at high risk
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The number of deaths from the earthquakes that occurred in Venezuela on June 24 has risen to 6,509. In the hardest-hit state of La Guaira, 600,790 tons of debris were removed, and more than 100 buildings were destroyed or demolished. Authorities reported that 60,785 homes were inspected, and 11,001 were found to be at high risk.
Relief efforts continue after the earthquake, but there are concerns about the decrease in aid. Many people in La Guaira are still living in temporary shelters and waiting for help. Tourism and trade in the region have also been affected. The economic and humanitarian impact of the earthquake in Venezuela is still ongoing, with authorities warning of a decrease in aid after the disaster.
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- How many people died in the Venezuela earthquake?
- 6,509 people died
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- La Guaira state
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- Relief efforts continue, but there are concerns about the decrease in aid
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