One month has passed since powerful earthquakes struck parts of Venezuela, leading to a humanitarian crisis. The earthquakes caused significant damage to schools, health facilities, and water systems, leaving communities without essential services. Nate Mook, an aid worker from the organization All Hands and Hearts, recently returned from Venezuela and discussed the situation.
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One month after earthquakes, Venezuela faces ongoing humanitarian crisis
A month after earthquakes hit Venezuela, the country continues to face a humanitarian crisis due to extensive damage to infrastructure. Essential services such as schools, health facilities, and water systems have been severely affected, complicating recovery efforts.
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Aid worker describes crisis in Venezuela, one month after devastating earthquakes
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One month after earthquakes, Venezuela faces ongoing humanitarian crisis