The confirmed death toll from the earthquake in Venezuela has surpassed 5,200.
5,200 deaths
Confirmed fatalities from the Venezuela earthquake.
Amid the destruction, a cat was rescued from the rubble of a collapsed residential complex in the country.
The animal was described as weakened at the time of its recovery.
ray of hope
— A rescuer
Reports indicate that hundreds of pets were rescued following the earthquakes in Venezuela.
According to these reports, a black-and-white dog became the face of hope in post-earthquake Venezuela.
Updates
Rescue efforts have expanded beyond animal survivors, with reports of a pregnant woman being pulled alive from the rubble. Additionally, a 12-story apartment building in La Guaira is reported to have collapsed due to the seismic activity. Authorities have not yet confirmed these latest developments.
Rescue efforts have expanded beyond animal recovery, with reports emerging of a pregnant woman being pulled from the rubble. Additionally, a 12-story apartment building in La Guaira collapsed following the seismic activity, triggering widespread panic and emergency operations to locate trapped individuals.
Rescue efforts have expanded beyond animal recovery, with reports emerging of a pregnant woman being pulled alive from the rubble. Additionally, a 12-story apartment building in La Guaira reportedly collapsed following the seismic activity, leading to further panic and ongoing search operations. A recent situation report, dated July 19, provides further official documentation on the aftermath of the disaster.
The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has risen from the previously confirmed 5,200 to 5,346, according to National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez. Additionally, it is reported that 16,740 people were injured, while the seismic event involved two powerful earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude. Reports also indicate that a 12-story apartment building collapsed in La Guaira, sparking rescue efforts for trapped individuals, including a pregnant woman who was successfully pulled from the rubble.
The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has risen from over 5,200 to a reported 5,346, according to National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez. Additionally, authorities have recorded 16,740 injuries resulting from the 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude tremors that struck the country's northern coast on June 24. Amid these updates, reports indicate that a 12-story apartment building in La Guaira collapsed during the event, and a pregnant woman has been successfully rescued from the debris.
The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has been updated to 5,346, rising from the previously reported figure of over 5,200. Additionally, authorities report that 16,740 people have been injured as a result of the 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes that struck the country's northern coast on June 24. While rescue efforts continue, humanitarian organizations warn that international funding appeals remain only 25% met, leaving critical needs for healthcare and water supplies largely unaddressed.
The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has been updated to 5,346, marking a rise from the previously reported 5,200. Authorities further report that 16,740 people were injured, while estimates of those still missing could reach 50,000. Additionally, reports indicate that two earthquakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 struck the country on June 24, with the coastal state of La Guaira being the most severely affected area.
Authorities report that the death toll has risen to 5,346, surpassing the previous count of 5,200, with 16,740 people reported injured. New details specify that the destruction, estimated by the World Bank at $19.6 billion, follows two earthquakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 that struck the country on June 24. While rescue efforts continue, including the deployment of robotic search technology, approximately 50,000 individuals remain missing.
The death toll from the earthquakes has risen from the previously reported 5,200 to 5,346, according to disputed accounts. Additionally, reports indicate that 16,740 people were injured, while estimates suggest the number of missing individuals could be as high as 50,000. New data also highlights that the earthquakes caused approximately $19.6 billion in structural damage, with the IFRC noting that their relief appeal is currently only 25% funded.
The confirmed death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has risen from the previously reported 5,200 to 5,346, according to disputed reports. Additionally, officials estimate that 16,740 people have been injured, while the number of missing individuals could be as high as 50,000. New data also indicates that the twin earthquakes, which struck on June 24 with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, have caused an estimated $19.6 billion in damages.
The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has risen from the previously reported 5,200 to a disputed figure of 5,346. Authorities also report that 16,740 people were injured in the disaster, while estimates suggest as many as 50,000 individuals remain missing. Additionally, officials have identified that the two earthquakes, which struck on June 24 with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, caused an estimated $19.6 billion in structural damage.
The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has risen to 5,346, an increase from the previously reported 5,200 fatalities. Reports also indicate that approximately 16,740 people were injured in the disaster, while estimates suggest the number of missing individuals could reach as high as 50,000. Additionally, the earthquakes, which occurred on June 24 with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, are estimated to have caused $19.6 billion in damages.
The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has risen from the previously reported 5,200 to 5,346, according to recent figures. Additionally, reports indicate that 16,740 people were injured in the disaster, while estimates suggest as many as 50,000 individuals remain missing. Authorities and international observers note that recovery efforts are still in the early stages, with one source stating, "Recovery has not even begun."
The confirmed death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has risen from the previously reported 5,200 to 5,346, according to disputed reports. Additionally, officials state that 16,740 people were injured in the disaster, while estimates suggest that as many as 50,000 individuals may still be missing. The seismic events, which occurred on June 24 with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, have caused an estimated $19.6 billion in damage, and the international humanitarian appeal for the region remains only 25% funded.
The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has risen from 5,200 to a disputed figure of 5,346, with additional reports citing 16,740 people injured. Authorities confirmed that two earthquakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 struck the country on June 24, primarily impacting the coastal state of La Guaira. Meanwhile, rescue operations continue amid estimates that as many as 50,000 people remain missing, while humanitarian needs in health and water supply remain largely unmet.
The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has risen from the previously reported 5,200 to 5,346, according to disputed reports. Additionally, officials state that 16,740 people were injured in the disaster, while estimates suggest that as many as 50,000 individuals may still be missing.
The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has risen from the previously reported 5,200 to 5,346. Authorities estimate that the number of missing persons could reach as high as 50,000, while 16,740 people have been reported injured. Additionally, reports indicate that the earthquakes, which struck with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, have caused an estimated $19.6 billion in damages.
The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has risen from the previously reported 5,200 to 5,346. Authorities estimate that the number of missing persons could reach 50,000, while 16,740 individuals have been reported injured. Additionally, initial assessments suggest the disaster caused approximately $19.6 billion in structural damage.
The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has risen from the previously reported 5,200 to 5,346. Authorities estimate that the number of missing individuals could be as high as 50,000, while 16,740 people have been reported injured. Meanwhile, international aid efforts are struggling, with the IFRC appeal for the country currently only 25% funded.
Venezuela'daki depremlerde hayatını kaybedenlerin sayısı, yayınlanan son resmi verilere göre 5.200'den 5.546'ya yükselmiştir. Bölgede arama kurtarma çalışmaları devam ederken, vatandaşlar tarafından kurulan bir inisiyatif yaklaşık 29.500 kişinin kayıp olduğunu bildirmektedir. Ayrıca, depremlerin yarattığı doğrudan fiziksel hasarın 19,6 milyar dolar seviyesinde olduğu tahmin edilmektedir.
The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes has risen from the previously reported 5,200 to an officially stated 5,546, while injury figures are estimated at 16,740. Reports indicate that over 1,400 aftershocks have occurred since the June 24 disaster, and a citizens' initiative currently tracks nearly 29,500 missing persons. Furthermore, experts estimate total physical damage at $19.6 billion, with ongoing humanitarian challenges including critical shortages of clean water, medical supplies, and shelter.
