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21 July
Reports indicated over 5,270 confirmed deaths from the earthquakes in Venezuela.
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In Venezuela, the death toll from the twin earthquakes that struck on June 24 has exceeded 5,200, with estimates as high as 5,278 according to the latest official reports. The earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 on the Richter scale, resulted in significant destruction and displacement, affecting over 23,000 people who are now homeless. The government has committed to providing thousands of new housing units for those affected.
As search and recovery efforts continue, the number of injured remains at about 16,740, although the precise count of missing persons has not been officially disclosed. The situation has prompted the Venezuelan government to access $346 million from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for reconstruction efforts, highlighting the urgent need for financial and infrastructural support in the wake of the disaster. The humanitarian crisis continues to unfold as families cope with the aftermath and loss.
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