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Hellenic Red Cross Sends Rescue Team to Venezuela

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The Hellenic Red Cross is dispatching two teams of volunteer rescuers to Venezuela.
Each team consists of 14 members trained in rescue operations and equipped with search dogs.
The deployment follows a thorough assessment of the situation in the earthquake-affected areas.
The mission includes utilizing drones and sonar technology for locating survivors.

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A team of volunteer rescuers from the Hellenic Red Cross is en route to Venezuela to assist in recovery efforts following a deadly double earthquake that struck the country on June 24, 2026. The team comprises two squads of seven members each, equipped with necessary rescue gear and trained K9 dogs, beginning their mission after careful assessment and coordination with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.

In addition to the Red Cross teams, a specialized group from Thessaloniki known as the Elite Special Missions Team (ΕΠΟΜΕΑ) is also heading to Venezuela. This team will utilize drones and sonar technology as part of their efforts to locate survivors beneath the rubble. Their departure is part of a broader international initiative to address the urgent needs following the natural disaster, which has raised alarm within the global community.

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The Hellenic Red Cross dispatched a 14-member team to assist in earthquake-stricken Venezuela.

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