30 Countries Join Post-Earthquake Rescue Efforts in Venezuela

30 Countries Join Post-Earthquake Rescue Efforts in Venezuela

30 Countries Join Post Earthquake Rescue – On June 29, 2026, the interim President of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez, highlighted the global collaboration in the country’s earthquake recovery. She emphasized that international teams are actively working to locate survivors, with additional support from Vietnam and Cuba arriving that day.

“Our ongoing mission is to locate survivors,” Rodriguez explained. “Vietnamese and Cuban teams have joined the operation today, with more international support expected.”

As of Monday, 30 nations have mobilized their rescue teams to aid Venezuela in the aftermath of recent seismic events. These efforts include search and rescue missions, along with critical assistance for the affected population. The collaboration underscores a unified response to the crisis.

Government Actions and Housing Plans

Rodriguez mentioned that authorities are evaluating the damage to structures and preparing temporary shelters for displaced families. She also outlined a program led by the Ministry of Housing to construct new homes, aiming to provide stability to thousands of impacted households by the end of 2026.

Italy’s Contribution and Casualties

Italy reported 11 of its citizens among the fatalities, with 40 others still being searched for. Over 100 personnel, including civil protection specialists, firefighters, and medical staff, have been deployed to Venezuela. The country has also sent humanitarian aid and essential equipment via military transport flights.

Earthquake Impact and Updates

Two significant earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 on the Richter scale, struck Venezuela on June 24, 2026. According to official figures, the disaster has resulted in 1,719 deaths and over 5,000 injuries. The United Nations estimates that nearly 7 million people were affected by the tremors.

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