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Venezuela Earthquakes Death Toll Rises to 5,278

Summary by Times of India
Official figures confirm 5,278 people died in Venezuela's dual earthquakes last month. The powerful tremors significantly impacted the nation's northern coastal regions and near the capital. Over 16,700 individuals sustained injuries from the devastating seismic events. More than 850 buildings suffered damage, and 190 completely collapsed. Over 23,500 displaced residents are now living in temporary camps.

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The tragic toll is increasing daily, almost a month after the powerful tremors of 7.2 and 7.5 on the Richter scale – Over 23,000 people remain homeless, while the government promises thousands of new homes for those affected

·Marousi, Greece
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According to official data, 856 buildings in Venezuela were damaged and 190 collapsed completely. The post Venezuela: 5,278 dead from deadly earthquakes appeared first on in.gr.

·Greece
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The double earthquake of June 24 in Venezuela killed 5,278 people, according to a new provisional toll published on Monday.

·Montreal, Canada
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Photo: Verónica Costa The balance of deaths from the double earthquake of 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude that occurred almost a month ago in Venezuela rose this Monday to 5,278, after the authorities added 70 deaths, reported the president of the National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez, this Monday. The wounded remain in 16,740 and the homeless people in 17,907, indicates the balance disseminated in the Telegram account of the also brother of the president re…

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The balance for the double earthquake that hit northern Venezuela almost a month ago rose to 5,278 dead, according to the most recent official report released on Monday.

·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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