- Political figures in South Florida urge international aid and pray for the safety of Venezuelans.
- Earthquakes in Venezuela prompted an organized humanitarian aid response.
UNICEF is delivering humanitarian aid in La Guaira, Venezuela, following the twin earthquakes.
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UNICEF is delivering humanitarian aid in La Guaira, Venezuela, following the twin earthquakes.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Netherlands is transporting water for earthquake relief efforts in La Guaira.Sub-event
UNICEF is delivering humanitarian aid in La Guaira after the twin earthquakes.1 source
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Earthquakes in Venezuela prompted an organized humanitarian aid response.Also in this story
- American Red Cross donated $26,750 for earthquake relief efforts in Venezuela.
- Volunteers from Central Florida are providing aid to Venezuelans affected by recent earthquakes.
- Search and rescue teams were deployed from South Florida to aid victims in Venezuela.
- Earthquake damage in Venezuela prompted aid collection, affecting multiple hospitals and involving Iowa and the World Health Organization.
Within Political figures in South Florida urge international aid and pray for the safety of Venezuelans.
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- Venezuela offers humanitarian aid to Colombia.