UNICEF assists affected population in Venezuela.
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Updated Sep 8
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UNICEF assists affected population in Venezuela.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.UNICEF partners with the government to restore critical services in Venezuela.1 source
- Aid efforts in Venezuela are facing a major operational crisis due to earthquake aftermath, with hospitals sustaining critical structural damage.Sub-event
UNICEF reports on displaced people in Catia La Mar.1 source
- Rosalía and a foundation made significant financial contributions to UNICEF to aid earthquake victims in Venezuela.Sub-event
Ramírez advocates for UNICEF action to protect children in Venezuela.1 source
- Copenhagen hosts UNICEF's global supply hub, providing essential aid for earthquake victims in Venezuela.Sub-event
UNICEF is providing aid to the affected population in Venezuela.1 source
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