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San Diego Citizens' Initiatives Continue to Collect Aid

Summary by El Carabobeño
The Sandiegans continue to collect aid for those affected by the earthquakes of June 24, from several citizen points of the municipality. In Valle Verde, the first stage of the Metropolitan Park, which overlooks Don Julio Centeno Avenue, became one of the main citizen collection centers with more than 100 volunteers. Sinai Valbuena, a collaborator of the point, reported that so far more than 10 trucks and 20 vans have left direct to Caracas. She…
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The Sandiegans continue to collect aid for those affected by the earthquakes of June 24, from several citizen points of the municipality. In Valle Verde, the first stage of the Metropolitan Park, which overlooks Don Julio Centeno Avenue, became one of the main citizen collection centers with more than 100 volunteers. Sinai Valbuena, a collaborator of the point, reported that so far more than 10 trucks and 20 vans have left direct to Caracas. She…

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El Carabobeño broke the news on Saturday, June 27, 2026.
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