Venezuela Aid Worker Describes 'Shocking' Earthquake Damage Level
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The identified people are buried in the La Esperanza cemetery. They are the first 22 victims to be recognized by a forensic team after the absence of official information about the earthquake’s missing persons.
To comply with this process, family members must attend the Senamecf Special Identification Directorate, located in Bello Monte. The entry Identifies 22 earthquake-related deaths and summons family members to confirm identities (+Listado) was first published in DiarioVea.
The authorities announced this Friday the identification of more than 20 people who died in the devastating earthquakes of 24 June, which left thousands of dead and hundreds of buildings affected, especially in the Capital Region. The National Service of Medicine and Forensic Sciences (Senamecf) reported the identifications of 22 corpses. In [...] The entry Call to relatives of 22 victims who were recognized by Senamecf after the 24Jun earthquak…
Senamecf advances in recognition through studies of necrodactyly and forensic anthropology, while independent organizations point out that thousands of people remain unaccounted for.
The Venezuelan government called on relatives and acquaintances on Friday to corroborate the identity of 22 people who died after the double earthquake last June 24, after being identified through studies of necrodactyly, dentistry and forensic anthropology. In a statement, the Ministry of Interior and Justice noted that [...] The entry Senamecf summons relatives and acquaintances to identify those who died in double earthquake was first publish…
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