Harrowing Account From Venezuela, Veteran of Disaster Relief Reveals Dire Conditions, Tremendous Shelter Needs
Brian Glenn said families are sleeping under tarps and in flimsy tents as ShelterBox works with Rotarians to build 1,000 temporary homes.
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Harrowing Account from Venezuela, Veteran of Disaster Relief Reveals Dire Conditions, Tremendous Shelter Needs
La Guira, Venezuela — Brian Glenn, senior response manager for ShelterBox USA, has been on deployment, criss-crossing the earthquake-ravaged South The post Harrowing Account from Venezuela, Veteran of Disaster Relief Reveals Dire Conditions, Tremendous Shelter Needs appeared first on The Santa Barbara Independent.
About 4 million live in the impacted areas.The UN agency deploys urgent humanitarian aid to assist them.To know how to help, One Sun for the Boys arrives on Saturday, August 8 at 5 p.m. by eltrece.
Venezuela in-depth: Attention fades even as earthquake needs spiral
Venezuela in-depth: Attention fades even as earthquake needs spiral - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world
The withdrawal of international brigades marks the beginning of a critical phase. The authorities evaluate massive structural damage while civil organizations assume sustained support for thousands of homeless citizens in the central region. Venezuela’s president, Delcy Rodríguez, officialized a balance of 5,546 deceased people and 17,907 affected a month after the earthquakes of 7.2 magnitude and 7.5 recorded on 24 June. The natural disaster fo…
After a month of earthquakes that devastated Venezuela, the Spanish Red Cross continues to support the affected population, now with the mobilization of more than 88 tons of humanitarian aid, of which a first part (45.5 tons) left this weekend from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria on a chartered plane and financed by the European Union’s Humanitarian Air Bridge program (“EU Humanitarian Air Bridge”). Thanks to the support of the European Union, it hel…
“We won’t leave you alone”: How the Church is still helping Venezuela one month after the earthquake
One month after the devastating earthquake that shook Venezuela, the Catholic Church continues to walk with those most in need. With prayer and visible presence, priests and religious are bringing hope where pain is still very real.While much of the country is slowly moving into recovery, the streets of La Guaira still carry deep wounds. Priests, sisters, and pastoral workers go through the hardest‑hit areas blessing homes, listening to those wh…
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