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Canadian Red CrossA broad international response is under way, with over 16 countries pledging aid to earthquake-struck Venezuela. The United States announced $150 million in assistance plus rescue teams and warships; Brazil is delivering a field hospital; Colombia sent 63 rescuers and 12 tonnes of equipment on Friday; and Spain, Germany, France, Switzerland, India, Turkey, and China have also deployed personnel and supplies.
Al JazeeraThe International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies launched a 50 million Swiss franc emergency appeal to help 300,000 people affected by the Venezuela earthquakes. A first humanitarian cargo of 17 tonnes — including kitchen sets, hygiene kits, and mosquito nets — has been dispatched from Panama, while Venezuelan Red Cross volunteers carry out search and rescue, first aid, and family reunification despite severe damage to their own Caracas headquarters.
IFRCVenezuela's official death toll has risen to 920 with 3,360 injured, as UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher told AFP that more than 50,000 people remain unaccounted for under collapsed structures. Some 25 rescue teams from 16 countries — over 1,000 specialists — are now deployed in Caracas and La Guaira as the critical window for finding survivors narrows.
El TiempoThe UN migration agency (IOM) estimates up to 6.8 million people could be affected by the earthquakes, with survivors too frightened to re-enter damaged buildings. The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) has identified emergency healthcare as the overriding priority.
UN NewsThe International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) has dispatched at least 40 tonnes of humanitarian aid from its logistics hub in Panama — including hygiene kits, blankets, and kitchen supplies — destined for the Venezuelan Red Cross to assist earthquake-affected families.
InfobaeDozens of countries — including the United States, Brazil, Colombia, France, Switzerland, Turkey, and India — are sending search-and-rescue teams, field hospitals, and supplies to Venezuela. The IFRC has also released $2.5 million from its emergency disaster fund.
Al JazeeraCruz Roja Española has activated a direct-support response for Cruz Roja Venezolana, deploying specialized personnel to assist with search and rescue, emergency shelter, urgent medical care, and water and sanitation for communities devastated by the June 24 earthquakes.
Cruz Roja EspañolaUN emergency relief chief Tom Fletcher called for international solidarity as OCHA rapidly deployed Urban Search and Rescue teams through the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group. Multiple UN agencies — including WFP, IOM, UNHCR, and UNOPS — are mobilizing support to help communities affected by the twin earthquakes.
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