要点
- After the 24 Haziran earthquakes, thousands of people are living in temporary shelters in La Guaira.
- Due to infrastructure damage, water, electricity and health services have suffered major disruptions.
- A patient with metastatic bowel cancer is trying to survive by reusing their colostomy bags.
- Local authorities and humanitarian organizations are working to restore services and provide patient support.
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Venezuela's city of La Guaira, following the twin earthquakes that occurred on 24 Haziran, is filled with shelters that have largely turned into settlement units. The earthquakes have seriously damaged infrastructure and caused a large part of basic services to collapse. There is no cleanliness between tents, water and electricity outages are common. Health services have also become limited, and patients are struggling to meet their basic needs.
In this difficult environment, a patient with metastatic bowel cancer is trying to survive by recycling their colostomy bags. The patient is attempting to address the shortage of medical supplies by cleaning and reusing used bags. The situation shows how deep the humanitarian crisis in the shelters is. Local authorities and aid organizations are making efforts to restore services and meet patients' needs.
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- What were the effects of the 24 Haziran earthquakes in La Guaira?
- The earthquakes seriously damaged the city's infrastructure, caused major disruptions to water, electricity and health services, and forced thousands of people into temporary shelters.
- What difficulties are those living in shelters facing?
- In shelters, cleanliness is insufficient, water and electricity outages are 常見, health services are limited, and patients face difficulty accessing basic medical supplies.
- Why is the patient who is recycling their colostomy bags doing this?
- The patient with metastatic bowel cancer is trying to survive by cleaning and reusing used colostomy bags due to a shortage of medical supplies.