Beatriz Armada, the operations manager for the humanitarian nonprofit Humanity and Inclusion, reported on the impact of two significant earthquakes that struck Venezuela last week. The earthquakes resulted in an estimated 1,700 fatalities, thousands of injuries, and over 15,000 people displaced from their homes. Armada noted that many survivors required amputations, complicating the already strained healthcare system in Caracas, where healthcare workers were also affected. Approximately 38 healthcare-related structures were destroyed, including facilities that assisted individuals with disabilities. Armada emphasized the urgent need for resources to support disabled individuals, including mobility devices and rehabilitation services. She expressed gratitude for the support from other regions of Venezuela and international aid, highlighting the necessity for ongoing assistance as recovery efforts may take months or years.
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Venezuela's Health System Faces Challenges After Earthquakes
Following two major earthquakes in Venezuela, the health system is under significant strain, with an estimated 1,700 deaths and thousands injured. Beatriz Armada from Humanity and Inclusion reported that many healthcare facilities were destroyed, complicating recovery efforts, especially for individuals with disabilities. Ongoing support is crucial for the affected communities.
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