The Venezuelan government has eased restrictions on social media platforms to assist residents in their search for missing loved ones following recent earthquakes. This decision comes as survivors share their experiences of the earthquakes, including reports of concrete breaking off walls.
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Venezuelan Government Eases Social Media Restrictions Following Earthquakes
In response to recent earthquakes, the Venezuelan government has relaxed social media restrictions to help residents locate missing individuals. Survivors have reported significant structural damage, including concrete detaching from walls.
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‘Concrete breaking off walls’: Survivors describe Venezuela’s earthquakes
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Venezuelan Government Eases Social Media Restrictions Following Earthquakes